EPISODE · May 27, 2026 · 8 MIN
Why Christians Still Wound Each Other | James 4 Explained
from Bible In Order Podcast · host David Doty
Send us Fan MailWhy do people who love Jesus still wound each other?James 4 forces us to ask a deeper question: what if the conflict around us is revealing the war within us? This chapter does not simply address arguments, church splits, resentment, pride, or fractured relationships. It points us to the desires, motives, and self-worship that often sit underneath them.In this teaching, David walks through James 4 and shows how conflict exposes the condition of the heart. The issue is not only what is happening between people, but what is ruling within us.But here’s what most people miss… James does not leave us in guilt. He reminds us that God gives more grace.Key themes in this episode:James 4 explainedWhy Christians fight and quarrelHow selfish desires create conflictWhy God may say no to selfish prayersFriendship with the world and a divided heartPride, humility, surrender, and graceHow peace with others begins by submitting to GodJoin the Skool community: https://www.skool.com/estero-ekklesia-1658Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/Support the Podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2394920/support Support the show
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Send us Fan Mail Why do people who love Jesus still wound each other? James 4 forces us to ask a deeper question: what if the conflict around us is revealing the war within us? This chapter does not simply address arguments, church splits, resentment, pride, or fractured relationships. It points us to the desires, motives, and self-worship that often sit underneath them. In this teaching, David walks through James 4 and shows how conflict exposes the condition of the heart. The issue is not...
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