When James’ well-know warning, “Let not many of you become teachers,” is read in context, it becomes shockingly obvious that it has specific application to those who teach that faith void of works can save.
Todays Scripture: James 2:24-3:1
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All Bible teachers believe what they’re teaching is correct, yet there is a lot of disagreement between them regarding significant doctrines. So how can Bible teachers avoid being wrong?
Todays Scripture: James 3:1
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James tells us that we must bridle our tongues, which reveals something that we all need to know about the propensity of the body part that James says is our biggest challenge.
Todays Scripture: James 3:2-6
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David shares a sure means to know what is in your heart, and the hearts of others.
Todays Scripture: James 3:6-12
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Abraham’s faith was clearly manifest when he prepared to sacrifice Isaac at God’s direction. His example teaches us that genuine faith produces works.
Todays Scripture: James 2:19-24
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James mocks those whose faith is void of works, telling them that demons actually possess a more genuine faith, as their faith causes them to shudder!
Todays Scripture: James 2:19-21
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Too few Bible readers realize that, before Abraham was declared righteous by God, he was unrighteous before God. Abraham was saved from his sins! David relates how Abraham’s salvation was just like ours.
Todays Scripture: James 2:23-24
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James tells us that the way to be blessed by God is to keep the “law of liberty.” So what is that law?
Todays Scripture: James 1:25
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James maintains that God does not tempt anyone. However, Scripture tells us that God tests everyone. So what is the difference?
Todays Scripture: James 1:17-20
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Just because God is angry every day, as Scripture tells us, does not necessarily warrant our anger, because our anger is often motivated from selfishness, whereas God’s anger is always motivated by love and justice.
Todays Scripture: James 1:19-21
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