We've quietly accepted a gap between what we believe on Sunday and what we do on Monday. But James asks the uncomfortable question: what good is faith that never moves? Even demons have correct theology. The difference is whether the Spirit has made our faith alive enough to produce action. Through the unlikely pairing of Abraham and Rahab, and Jesus's parable of the sheep and goats, we see that genuine faith doesn't keep score: it just responds when it sees need. The question isn't whether you're doing enough, but whether the Spirit has opened your eyes to see the person you've learned to walk past.