Faith Without Works is Dead?

Is James teaching that salvation requires works? Or is he explaining what genuine saving faith looks like? Tonight on Truth in the Dark, we'll take a careful, verse-by-verse look at James 2 and answer one of the most debated questions in Christianity: "Faith without works is dead." What does that really mean? We'll examine: • Is salvation by faith alone? • Does James contradict Paul? • What does "justified by works" actually mean? • Why did James choose Abraham and Rahab as his examples? • What does it mean that Abraham's faith was "perfected" by works? • Can a person have genuine faith with no evidence of a transformed life? Our goal is not to defend a denomination, but to let Scripture interpret Scripture using a literal, historical, grammatical approach to God's Word. Following the teaching, we'll open the stream for LIVE Q&A. Key Scriptures: James 2 Romans 3–5 Galatians 2–3 Ephesians 2:8–10 Hebrews 11 Genesis 15 & 22 If you enjoy in-depth Bible study, Christian apologetics, prophecy, and biblical theology, be sure to subscribe and join us every week. Truth matters. Scripture is sufficient. Let's study together. #BibleStudy #James2 #FaithAlone #SolaFide #Christianity #Apologetics #Salvation #TruthInTheDark #VerseByVerse #Gospel #JesusChrist