Our speech can build others up and tear others down. But there is a difference between correcting sin and criticizing someone. The Word of God should always be our standard, and love should be our motivation.

We do not have to repent, but as followers of Christ we get to repent. God allows us to repent to bring us closer to Him.

Quarreling is an inevitable part of the human life, but what causes it? Where do all our disagreements come from?

There is a difference between worldly wisdom and godly wisdom. Whatever wisdom you do have will show itself in the way you act.

As we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ, we can also celebrate a newness of life. Christ died to put sin to death, but rose again to give us a new life for the glory of the Father.

The tongue is a powerful tool. It can be used to build up and to tear down. It is only through the work of the Holy Spirit that we can tame the tongue.

Which is necessary for salvation, faith or works? On the surface, the apostles Paul and James seem to disagree on which is more important. Today, we unpack two passages to get down to the heart of the matter.

Is the way to heaven through faith, or through a good life? Is it enough simply to have the right beliefs, or just the right actions?

In James 2:1-13, we are warned about the dangers of dealing with some people as more important than others. This not only disrespects people, but it also dishonors God. We are called to seek the glory of God and show the same mercy we have been given by God.

My faith is what my whole life is built upon. I should not, therefore, be afraid to examine my faith to see if it is pure in the sight of God.