For the first 10 to 15 years of the church’s history, there was no New Testament from which anyone could have read. And the church thrived! How is that possible?
Todays Scripture: Acts 11:19-26
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Why are so many Christians sick? David offers several reasons that offer at least a partial answer to that question.
Todays Scripture: James 5:14-20
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Although it often goes unnoticed, James reveals in his fifth chapter one way that God’s loving discipline of His children might be manifested, and what James reveals agrees with what Paul and Peter said on the same topic.
Todays Scripture: James 5:9-12
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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 3:1-12
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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 few years ago.
Todays Scripture: James 5:7-12
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Like Jesus, James condemned storing up earthly treasures. But is it possible that food and clothing can be categorized as earthly treasures? And are handouts the solution to poverty?
Todays Scripture: James 5:1-6
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It was common in the churches in James’ day, and it is common in churches today. Fault finding. What does it reveal about us when we find fault with others?
Todays Scripture: James 4:11-17
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Is the grace of God unconditional, as is commonly believed? Or is it conditional? David reveals the irrefutable answer.
Todays Scripture: James 4:4-10
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As David begins to explore possible meanings to some cryptic words found in James 4, he discusses two kinds of Bible translations, both of which are based on the original Greek, which can help us understand God’s Word.
Todays Scripture: James 4:1-4
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Are you wise and understanding? Today, James has a simple test.
Todays Scripture: James 3:13-18
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