James 4:11-17. Pride is defined as placing yourself above others while humility is defined as bringing yourself lower than others. Humble people bring themselves low by not speaking against others and by not making plans for the future without seeking God's will first.

James 4:1-10. Our selfish living and pursuit of worldly pleasures above God is like adultery in His eyes. Still, there is grace to be found when we humble ourselves before Him.

James 3:13-18. The wisdom of the world calls us to live life for ourselves which leads to disorder and evil, but the wisdom of God calls us to live a life of humility by putting others above ourselves which leads to peace.

James 3:1-12. Our words have consequences and they reveal what is in our hearts. We must learn to tame our tongue and use our words to bless people. Tongue mastery is the measure of spiritual maturity.

James 2:14-26. If we're saved from God's judgment by grace through faith alone, then why does James say that we also need works to accompany our saving faith? It depends on what he's saying we're being saved from and who he's saying we're justified by.

James 2:1-13. Showing favoritism and casting judgment toward specific types of people is incongruent with the Christian faith. It violates the great commandment and shows that we've forgotten how merciful God has been with us.

James 1:19-27. To get wisdom for today we must listen and obey. When we do, it results in true freedom that changes how we live and who we love.

James 1:12-18. God tests us, but he does not tempt us. However, temptation will come during times of testing, especially the temptation to believe that God is not good.

James 1:1-8. When we face trials, what should we do? James encourages us to believe God is using them for our good and will give us wisdom to see how.

Revelation 4 and 5. One of the reasons we don't make time to be with God is that we don't understand how great He is. The Apostle John's glimpse at the glory of God should move us to worship God and value being with Him.