James previously talked about a dead, lifeless faith. In the same passage James reveals two examples of a living faith in Abraham and Rahab. The issue of faith and works has been one of much debate, but both James and Paul believed the same thing. Listen to James' description of faith and works.

Are you ready for Jesus to return- How should Christian be living knowing Jesus is coming again- Paul tells Titus some specific needs every person apply while living in this age waiting for Jesus to come again.

The Psalmist refers to himself -thy servant.- He is commited to the Lord and His word above all else. As God's servant, we see some good traits in the Psalmist that apply to believers today.

Are words enough to prove your faith in Christ- When a person is converted by faith, is there really a change- Will there be evidence in their life- James presents the truth that faith without works is dead. It is lifeless faith.

God is gracious and merciful to forgive. This forgiveness is only found in Jesus Christ. Even after being converted, we need forgiveness for our own disobedience to God's word. How should the forgiveness of God impact us- Peter is a great example of a man forgiven and faithful.

How imporant is our attitude in our Christian life- Our attitude and perspective impact not just ourselves, but also others around us. Every Christian must have the proper attitude to faithfullly follow Christ.

As believers, we fight from victory, not for victory. Obedience to God's command is an act of faith. When we obey God by faith, God's power gives the victory. This is seen in the conquering of Jericho.

Sin is a destructive downward spiral. You can see that in the sin of Achan. Every believer must take heed to how sin works in their life and how it will bring disasterous results both on your life and the lives of others we love.

What are some distinguishing traits of a church whole hearted for Christ- Paul reveals some great characteristics found in the Thessalonian church.

How great is the grace of God- God's grace extends to even the greatest of sinners. This is seen in His grace on Rahab.