In this passage, James directs our attention to the evils of slander--an act of arrogance towards others and an act of treason towards God.

Confronted with the reality of our spiritually adulterous hearts in this passage, we find a startling promise: He gives more grace.

In this passage, James addresses the common cause of every conflict and the surprisingly simple key to resolution.

Acts 2 portrays the launch of God's mission, which informs and guides us in our own.

Acts 2 portrays the launch of God's mission, which informs and guides us in our own.

In this passage, John reminds us that the basis for our service to God is His grace and His grace alone.

In this passage, John reminds us that the basis for our service to God is His grace and His grace alone.

In this passage, James calls his readers to see that the truly wise will reflect the character of God in their lives.

In this passage, James calls his readers to see that the truly wise will reflect the character of God in their lives.

In this passage, the disproportionate influence, destructive potential, and unacceptable inconsistencies of our speech are put on a sobering display. Our tongues can't be tamed until our mouths have been stopped before God.