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Jesus is coming! What an awesome promise! James encourages believers who are going through trials to remain patient until the coming of the Lord.
Our God is a God of love. Yet our God is also a God of justice. James has a stern warning for those who are rich. When people place money before God and live without integrity to hoard money and rip off others God notices.
May our desire be to do God’s will. Nothing more. Nothing less. Nothing else.
James is a book of action! He calls believers to show their faith through their actions!
As people of faith we are challenged to make wise decisions. Yet, we have to ask the question “Where do you get your wisdom?” The Bible shows us that there is an earthy wisdom and a godly wisdom.
“Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me” is the rhyme we learned as children. Yet, the truth of the matter is words do hurt! As believers we must be careful that our faith is shown through our words.
Can I get to heaven by doing good things? Can I get to heaven by having my good actions outweigh the bad things I’ve done? These are often the questions that people ask as they think about heaven and meeting the Lord.
Matthew lays out three concerns many of us deal with on a daily basis that will help us determine who our God really is.
As children many of us learned the song “Jesus Loves the Little Children.” We sang “Red and yellow, black and white they are precious in His sight, Jesus loves the little children of the world.” Our God loves the world!