Using a clue found in Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount, David explains a cryptic verse in James that helps those who understand it to take the higher road.
Todays Scripture: James 3:18
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According to James, it is possible for Christians to succumb to selfish motivations, following wordily and demonic wisdom. David shares how common this is in churches and ministries.
Todays Scripture: James 3:14-17
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Are you wise and understanding? Today, James has a simple test.
Todays Scripture: James 3:13-14
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In light of what we read today in James, is it ever appropriate to say something negative about, or to, a fellow Christian?
Todays Scripture: James 4:11
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James wrote that if we speak against or judge a brother in Christ, we judge the law. What did he mean? And what is the root of our judgments?
Todays Scripture: James 4:11-14
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What James lists as being the most important thing that he wrote about might surprise you.
Todays Scripture: James 5:12-13
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Are we to think that, because we’ve believed in Jesus, that there is no possible danger that we might suffer God’s judgment? David has a biblical answer found in today’s reading.
Todays Scripture: James 5:10-11
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James warns us of something that Jesus warned His followers of, namely, the consequences of passing judgment, consequences of which many believers are sadly ignorant. David elaborates.
Todays Scripture: James 5:9
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James’ reference to the “latter rain” are two words in an illustration that, like so many other biblical phrases, is one that has been misapplied, and in this case, to a certain time in church history not many years ago.
Todays Scripture: James 5:7
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James’ contemporary readers had good reason to need patience, and David explains why.
Todays Scripture: James 5:7-8
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