“Submit yourself to God,” James writes, and “Resist the devil.” No doubt for many of us such an admonition is easier said than done. Even more vexing, he continues, “Grieve, mourn and wail. Change your laughter to mourning and your joy to gloom.” Was James calling on believers, who have the joy of the Lord and a peace that transcends understanding, to be manic depressants?

In this expositional study on the epistle of JAMES, Pastor Ronald H. Gann examines the theological relationship between faith and works. Rich in personal application, this sermon series promises to challenge new and mature believers alike.