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Why don’t people come to church—really? Pew, Barna, and countless conversations all point to the same struggle: people often feel judged, unwelcome, or overlooked. In this week’s episode, we open James 2 and discover that the early church wrestled with the exact same issues we face today.
James writes with pastoral urgency: “My brothers… show no partiality.” In this passage, he exposes a sin we rarely confess but often commit—favoritism—and he calls believers to reflect the heart of Christ in the way we treat others.
By Christopher EnixWhy don’t people come to church—really? Pew, Barna, and countless conversations all point to the same struggle: people often feel judged, unwelcome, or overlooked. In this week’s episode, we open James 2 and discover that the early church wrestled with the exact same issues we face today.
James writes with pastoral urgency: “My brothers… show no partiality.” In this passage, he exposes a sin we rarely confess but often commit—favoritism—and he calls believers to reflect the heart of Christ in the way we treat others.