James
The Deadliest Weapon: The Tongue
SWBTS Chapel sermon called The Deadliest Weapon: The Tongue by Southwestern president, Dr. Paige Patterson. Read More »
Ethical Dimensions of James
Introduction[1]This is an adaptation and an expansion of a section (pp. 257-67) of my Biblical Ethics (Waco: Word Books, 1967; currently published by Mercer University Press) and ts used by permission of the publishers. The Epistle of James was evidently writt... Read More »
Introduction to James
Introduction During much of Christian history, James has been one of the most neglected books in the NT. It did not become widely known until the third century, and then its authorship and canonicity were disputed for two centuries. During the Reformation, Era... Read More »
Preaching from the Book of James
Introduction As the church lives now in the twenty-first century world, the preacher of the Gospel could find no more pertinent message for his people than the Epistle of James. The Epistle of James is one of the first pieces of New Testament literature given ... Read More »
An Exposition of James 5
This final chapter in James is rich in the practical guidance which has characterized the entire book. It begins with a condemnation of the sins of oppressive rich people. Patience until the second coming of Christ is the next emphasis, followed by a prohibiti... Read More »
