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The book of James closes out with a word about the healing of those who are sick.  We can take these words and understand the Biblical teaching on how to have a healthy life.  We are to pray for one another, confessing sins to one another, so that we may be healed.  But what does it mean to pray for one another and confess our sins to one another?  In a two-part broadcast, Dr. White explains the three instructions given to us by James about healing from sickness.

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The book of James closes out with a word about the healing of those who are sick.  We can take these words and understand the Biblical teaching on how to have a healthy life.  We are to pray for one another, confessing sins to one another, so that we may be healed.  But what does it mean to pray for one another and confess our sins to one another?  In a two-part broadcast, Dr. White explains the three instructions given to us by James about healing from sickness.

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Yesterday Dr. White addressed those who were suffering, stalwart, or sick; three extremes we experience from time to time.  Today the message continues with the “what now” instruction from James, who says we are to pray, praise, and prepare!

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Dr. White has been walking through the book of James, and today he comes to a section in which James speaks to some extreme circumstances of life.  What do you do when you are the recipient of this world’s evil, or have to face your challenges with a stalwart faith, or have a terminal illness?  These are not normal circumstances, but they are circumstances that we must face from time to time.  Dr. White addresses those in these extremes in today’s broadcasts.

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James 5:7-12.  Over the last two broadcasts, Dr. White has given the exhortation toward patience, sharing two reasons:  the coming of the Lord and the character of the Lord.  Today he continues on this theme looking especially at James 5:12, “But above all, my brethren, do not swear, either by heaven or by earth or with any other oath; but your yes is to be yes, and your no, no, so that you may not fall under judgment.”  Listen in to see the meaning of this important verse.

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