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James 2 confronts something many Christians do without even realizing it: judging people by appearance, status, beauty, influence, or usefulness.

But here’s what most people miss… James does not treat favoritism as a small social issue. He exposes it as a spiritual corruption that reveals whether we are seeing people the way the world sees them, or the way God does.

In this teaching, David walks through James 2 and shows how favoritism dishonors both the poor and the rich, why dead faith can still sound religious, and how genuine faith produces visible love.

Key themes in this episode:
James 2 explained
Favoritism in the church
Faith without works is dead
Seeing people the way God sees them
Living faith versus dead faith
The heart of God toward the vulnerable

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