

The Epistle of James and Faith Alone – Dr. Jordan Cooper, 3/6/25 (0652)
Mar 6, 2025
Dr. Jordan Cooper, the Executive Director of Just and Sinner and a professor of systematic theology, shares his insights on the Epistle of James and its complex relationship with the doctrine of faith alone. He skillfully navigates the tension between faith and works, reconciling the perspectives of Paul and James. The discussion highlights the dangers of hypocrisy, the importance of genuine action stemming from faith, and the significance of accurately interpreting scripture within Lutheran theology. This engaging talk offers a fresh look at faith's role in contemporary Christian life.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Faith and Works: Reconciling Paul and James
01:54 • 10min
Exploring Faith Alone through the Epistle of James
11:56 • 4min
The Interplay of Faith and Works in James Chapter 2
15:43 • 5min
True Faith vs. Dead Faith
21:08 • 6min
The Dynamic Relationship Between Faith and Works
27:32 • 2min
Faith, Justification, and Lutheran Theology
29:45 • 4min