EPISODE · Jul 26, 2026 · 33 MIN
No Reserved Seats (James 2:1–13)
from River Corner Church · host Jeff McLain
On July 26, at River Corner Church, Pastor Jeff McLain looked at James 2:1-13 and James' warning on favoritism. This passage can still speak to us today.Why do we instinctively size people up?In James 2:1–13, James confronts one of the most subtle sins in the church: favoritism. The gospel calls us to a different way of living—one where people are not valued by wealth, appearance, influence, or status, but by the image of God and the mercy of Christ.In this message, we'll explore four kingdom ethics that shape the life of every follower of Jesus:• We See People Impartially• We Love People Sacrificially• We Examine Our Hearts Honestly• We Measure Worth DifferentlyThe church isn't meant to mirror the world's pecking order. It is meant to give the world a taste of God's kingdom—a community where mercy triumphs over judgment and everyone finds a place at the table.Scripture: James 2:1–13Learn more about River Corner Church at https://rivercornerchurch.com#James #BookOfJames #ChristianSermon #BibleTeaching #FaithInAction #RiverCornerChurch #Hospitality #Mercy #KingdomOfGod #FollowJesusSend us Fan MailSupport the show
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On July 26, at River Corner Church, Pastor Jeff McLain looked at James 2:1-13 and James' warning on favoritism. This passage can still speak to us today. Why do we instinctively size people up? In James 2:1–13, James confronts one of the most subtle sins in the church: favoritism. The gospel calls us to a different way of living—one where people are not valued by wealth, appearance, influence, or status, but by the image of God and the mercy of Christ. In this message, we'll explore four king...
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No Reserved Seats (James 2:1–13)
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