John Mathews addresses the relationship between faith and works
in James Chapter 2. He teaches that genuine faith is evidenced by
good deeds. The chapter warns against favouritism and the sin of
partiality, reminding us that loving our neighbour is central to living
out our faith. James uses the examples of Abraham and Rahab to
illustrate that faith is made complete by actions. A living faith is
active and produces works that align with God’s will.
