James

If the Old Testament were teaching a way of salvation based on our own merit, would it be useful reading when I want to grow in Christ—the one whose yoke is easy? If the God I meet in the Old Testament were a different God from the one whom I meet in Christ, could I build others up in Christ by reading the two Testaments together? If the God who saves me through the work of Jesus now “saved” quite differently back then, could I delight in the God I meet in the pages of the Old Covenant?

Michael Reeves asks whether James 2 teaches against Paul and the Reformers that we are not justified by faith alone. 

Peter Mead guides us through James 1, asking how we can live fully for God amid all of life's trials.