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Man responds to God's love by accepting or rejecting God's grace and by choosing to submit or not to submit to God's will.  God resists arrogant men and gives grace to humble men, so one should submit himself to God.

The lives of the Christians to whom he was writing (at least some of them) were not characterized by peace or Heavenly wisdom, but apparently were instead more like those described in James 3:14. Here we see "the effect of faith on character," or at least the effect our faith ought to have.

A Christian shows his wisdom and intelligence through his humble living. This wisdom, from God, is pure, peaceable, willing to yield, full of compassion, good deeds, free from doubts and insincerity.

James issues a sober warning about the power and danger of the tongue, emphasizing that speech reveals the heart and profoundly affects one’s spiritual integrity.

Friendships are very important to all people. Life is more fun when we have close friendsto share it with. They play an important role in our lives. In a world of moral decay, you need to ask yourself: "Who is my Friend?"

Philip and I continue our study in James as we discuss the importance of being a doer, not just a hearer in the Kingdom of God.

The problem of prejudice and being a respecterof persons rears its head with every generation.

We finish up chapter 1 with our discussion regarding being doers of the Word and not hearers only...

Our study of James continues. Life is not, nor will it ever be, fair. There will always be periods of suffering, heartache, and temptation. Despite this indisputable truth, Christians can live a full and happy life.

Philip and I continue our discussion of James 1. Topics we discuss are: 1) Why would God bestow wisdom on us if we doubt him, his word, and his promises? 2) What is a double-minded man? 3) Where should our trust lie? #BookOfJames #FaithWorks #JamesBibleStudy #TruthFromJames #FaithThatWorks #EnduringTrials #FaithJourney #ScriptureStudy #WordOfGod #DailyDevotion #ChristianLife #FaithOverFear

Life is not, nor will it ever be fair.  There will always be periods of suffering,heartache, and temptation.  Despite thisindisputable truth, Christians can live a full and happy life.

This subject is, unfortunately, highly controversial to many Christians because they feel they can control their consumption, or "what I do in my home is my business," or worse, "Jesus made wine." Please don't be offended, but if that describes you, I beg you to listen to this lesson. Drinking has ZERO redeeming qualities and will cost many their soul.

Join Chuck Davis and Philip Davis as they provide an introduction to the Book of James.

The question/comment comes up constantly: would a loving God truly condemn one to hell? Might I suggest that this is not the correct question to ask?

What do you tell others when they ask you why you love God? The answer is easy.