If you have ever asked what God wants you to do, the whole letter of James will help answer your question. The final section, James 5:13-20, tells us what to do in four specific situations. In three of the four situations, the activity is the same: to pray. In the fourth, we have the opportunity to do for others what Christ has done for us: to rescue the wandering.
The church in Thessalonica not only followed worthy examples but also became one itself.
In encounters with a powerful man and a destitute woman, Jesus showed the authority of his word over sickness and death.
When we considered the Covenant of Law given through Moses, we detected a major problem that we have with God’s law: we cannot keep...