James–Part 5–James 5:19-20 (cont.)
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Welcome to Grace in Focus Radio. Over the last few episodes, Bob and Shawn have been addressing the term "saved" or "salvation" in the epistle of James. This discussion is part of our current series, where the guys will address five books in the new testament, to see how they each use this term within their specific contexts. On todays episode, we will hear the guys address the final example of the term "save" in the book of James, found in 5:20. In addition to the term "save" we also see James use the term "soul" in this passage. Bob will provide some insights to this passage in light of the context and its connection to 1:21.
James –Part 4 –James 4:12; 5:15; 5:19-20
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Welcome to Grace in Focus Radio. Bob and Shawn are in the middle of a series, where they are looking at five books in the new testament to see how those books use the term "salvation." They are currently looking at the epistle of James. Today, we will hear the guys address a few passages in James including 4:12 and 5:15. What did James mean when he said that "there is one Lawgiver, who is able to save and to destroy?" What kind of salvation is James describing in this verse? In addition, what kind of salvation does James have in mind when he says we can save those who wander from the truth (5:19-20)? We will hear the guys address these issues and more as we unpack this important term.