Sermons on James 2

James warns believers not to show favoritism, contrasting the rich and the poor and saying partiality breaks the royal law, “You shall love your neighbor as yourself.” He then argues that faith without works is dead, asking what good it is to claim faith without helping a brother or sister in need. James points to Abraham offering Isaac and Rahab receiving the messengers as examples of faith working with deeds. The chapter raises themes of impartiality, mercy, faith, and works.

Sermon videos preached on James 2, newest first. Each one shows the preacher, the date, and the exact passage the message is drawn from.

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