In James 4:1-12 James recognizes a problem in the personalities of the church. We have this tendency to see things our way without considering how God is working in the hearts of others. James identifies this problem, gives a solution and a safeguard to protect the church.

Often referred to as the New Testament Proverbs, the book of James is full of practical life lessons for Christ-followers. Through the examination of these life lessons, we will learn how to take what’s inside of us as Believers and begin to live it out in our lives on a daily basis.

Scripture clearly teaches that we are saved by faith alone, yet it is just as clear that saving faith isn’t alone. If we are truly following Christ, that relationship is evident in our works. Works aren’t added to faith for salvation; works are produced because of the saving faith we have in Jesus.

Often referred to as the New Testament Proverbs, the book of James is full of practical life lessons for Christ-followers. Through the examination of these life lessons, we will learn how to take what’s inside of us as Believers and begin to live it out in our lives on a daily basis.