James encourages believers that are secure in their faith and living out their confession to reach out to those that professed a faith in Christ, but not living out their confession.
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Pastoral Intern Dustin Saunders discusses how our Savior died in humiliation, reviled and hated by his own people and why we should be willing to do the same.
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As the Jewish believers were waiting for justice, vindication, and peace James commands them to be patient until the Lord returns.
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James turns his attention to wealthy non-Christians who are not condemn for wealth but its misuse for selfish purposes.
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James warns the Jewish believers to be careful in presuming on the providence of God with arrogant boasting.
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In today’s passage, James shifts from a call of repentance back to exhortation in behavior, in this case, prohibiting slander.
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James reminds the Jewish believers that they are God’s treasured possession and that He is a jealous God who will not tolerate their flirtation with the world.
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James writes that works, words, and wisdom that lead to peace validate saving faith.
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James encourages the practice of self-discipline in how we speak to one another as the Church is to be a healthy community.
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It is not enough to have faith in the works of Christ, we ourselves are called to do good works to validate the genuineness of our faith.
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