Doug Van Meter - 27 January 2019
Do Not Grumble Against One Another (James 5:9)
The majority of the New Testament one anothers assume the presence of the potential of conflict: Forgive one another; be kind to one another; don’t provoke one another; stop envying one another; etc. The instruction in James 5:9 is no different. The apostle writes, “Do note grumble against one another, brothers.” What does this mean and how do we obey this command?
Scripture References: James 5:9
From Series: "One Anothers"
A sermon series on the one anothers of the New Testament from the pulpit of Brackenhurst Baptist Church.