Pastor Randy continues the study through the Book of James, focusing on James 2:25–26 and the relationship between genuine faith and visible works

Using the examples of Abraham and Rahab, this message emphasizes that true faith is demonstrated through obedience, trust, and actions that reflect a transformed heart.

This message covers:

• Rahab’s faith and her willingness to trust the God of Israel
• Why works are evidence of faith rather than the source of salvation
• The difference between professing faith and possessing genuine faith
• How faith is revealed through obedience and daily living
• The importance of examining one’s relationship with Christ

Pastor Randy also discusses:

• The grace and forgiveness of God, even for those with a sinful past
• The significance of Rahab being included in the lineage of Jesus Christ
• The difference between dead faith and living faith
• Why salvation comes through grace by faith alone
• The role of works in pointing others to Christ

Additional emphasis is placed on Jesus’ warning that not everyone who professes faith truly belongs to Him, leading into a challenge from 2 Corinthians 13:5 to “examine yourselves” and test whether you are truly in the faith.

Throughout the message, Pastor Randy encourages believers to evaluate whether their faith is active, visible, and producing fruit that reflects a genuine relationship with Christ.