09/10/2026
I learned many things from listening to what everyone shared last night at church. Below is some info to help you prepare for next Wednesday night as we continue to look at favoritism in James 2:1-4.
Favoritism / προσωποληψία: an idiom, that literally means, to accept a face; to make unjust distinctions between people by treating one person better than another.
Favoritism is judging others by external appearances alone. The action described by this word is always evil in Scripture.
Favoritism is only used four times in the New Testament: Romans 2:11, Ephesians 6:9, Colossians 3:25, James 2:1.
Come ready to encourage one another and to share what the Holy Spirit reveals to you about this passage.
You are the one God loves!