Like the bit in the horse’s mouth, like the rudder on the ship, may your tongue be directed by Christ Himself. Then your words will not only guide your own life toward righteousness but will also lead...  Read More

When James turns to the subject of the tongue in chapter 3, he begins with a striking command. This is not an isolated proverb. It comes after James has already laid out four marks of a true believer:...  Read More

After discussing why we don’t play baseball on Sundays, the next question is: What do we do on Sundays? The short answer is: We worship. Our Sundays are intentionally set aside as a time to prioritize...  Read More

IntroductionMoses was a man of God. A friend of God. A prophet unparalleled (Deut. 34:10). He confronted Pharaoh, split the Red Sea, received the Law, and shepherded a nation. His name is invoked in e...  Read More

May God grant us the grace of living faith—a faith that breathes obedience, proves itself in works, and holds fast to Christ until the end.......  Read More

James knows that words can be slippery. People can redefine faith however they want. So he grounds his teaching in Scripture and history. To prove that faith without works is dead, he turns to two unl...  Read More