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The Sweet & Sour Tongue
A Sunday Sermon edition of Wilderness Wanderings!\xa0 The text is James 3:1-12 from the New International Version of the Bible.\xa0 Dive In discussion questions are below for further reflection!
To see this sermon in the context of the worship service it comes from, find it\xa0here on YouTube.\xa0 Or, head to our website to connect with the worshiping community of Immanuel CRC:\xa0immanuelministries.ca
Dive In:
- What two things does James say in Chapter 1 that influence our understanding of this passage?
- Take some time this week to consider whether your tongue leans towards sweet or sour. Use the various things James says about the tongue for your reflection. Write them down as you listen to the sermon.
- James warns us about the dangers of a sour tongue. It seems hardly necessary. And at first glance, he leaves little hope for sweetening. However, a closer reading of the text offers us some hope. What did you hear that gives you hope?