While Pauline teachings concentrate on our justification with God, James’ teachings concentrate on the works that exemplify that justification. James was writing to Jews to encourage them to continue growing in this new Christian faith. James emphasizes that good actions will naturally flow from those who are filled with the Spirit and questions whether someone may or may not have a saving faith if the fruits of the Spirit cannot be seen.
In Today’s Top Ten List, we explore Ten Guidelines for Getting Close to God. Scriptures referenced include James 4:1-10; Ephesians 6:11; and Psalm 51:1-2.
Part 7 of The Disciple Whom Jesus Loves opens with the disciples reflecting on the remarkable transformation they witnessed in Sychar. Jesus uses the...
Throughout the wilderness wanderings of the Israelites, God was constantly teaching them things about Himself and about their own sinfulness. He brought them into...
The term "Christian," first coined in Antioch, signifies far more than a religious label; it literally means "Christ-one," indicating a person whose primary identity...
