In James Chapters 3 and 4, John Mathews teaches the power
and danger of the tongue. He illustrates how a small organ can
have a significant impact, likening it to a rudder steering a ship.
The chapters call for self-examination, urging believers to replace
jealousy and selfish ambition with humility and wisdom from
above. James calls out worldly desires as the source of conflicts
and challenges believers to draw near to God, cleanse their lives
and submit to his will, promising that humility before the Lord leads
to exaltation.
