Dr. Abadan Shah discusses the characteristics of wisdom, as outlined in the book of James, including maintaining integrity, being peaceable, having a gentle spirit, being willing to yield, and being full of mercy and good fruits. He emphasizes the importance of cultivating these qualities in one's life and provides examples from his own experiences and the lives of others. [... more]

Developing a peaceable attitude requires self-reflection, prayer, and a willingness to listen. A contentious spirit can arise from stress, lack of sleep, and poor physical health, but can also be a result of a person's nature or environment. Learning to say no, choosing positive influences, and focusing on others can help individuals cultivate a more peaceful demeanor. Ultimately, salvation through Jesus Christ is the key to overcoming a contentious spirit and living a life of peace and purpose. [... more]

Resentment is a heart issue that can imprison you, causing isolation and confusion. It's a source matter, driven by flesh, emotions, and Satan. Resentment can lead to every evil work, allowing Satan to work in your life. The wisdom from above is pure, peaceable, gentle, approachable, full of mercy, and without partiality or hypocrisy. [... more]

James teaches that wisdom from above is a resolute commitment to be spiritually chaste for Jesus Christ, demonstrated by qualities such as purity, peaceable, gentle, and easy to be entreated. A wise person is one who is free from sexual vices and defilements, treats people the same, and is straightforward and consistent. The effects of this kind of wisdom are seen in the powerful effects of wisdom, producing peace and righteousness, and the proof that we are being guided by wisdom is seen in the way we respond to the issues that come our way. [... more]

Christians are called to be witnesses in the world by honoring governing authorities, being obedient, and showing peaceable, gentle, and considerate behavior towards all men, even those who may not treat them the same way. [... more]

The Southern Baptist Convention is facing controversy over the issue of female pastors, with some arguing that women should be allowed to serve in pastoral roles, while others believe that the Bible teaches that only men should be pastors. Rick Warren, a prominent pastor and author, has been a key figure in the debate, advocating for the ordination of women as pastors. However, his views have been met with resistance from some within the convention, who argue that the Bible is clear on the issue of gender roles in the church. [... more]

The wisdom that is from God is characterized by being first pure, then peaceable, gentle, easy to be entreated, full of mercy, and producing good fruits. This wisdom is not about compromising fundamental truth, but about living a life that glorifies the Lord and brings about understanding and unity with others. [... more]

The Bible teaches that there are two types of wisdom: earthly wisdom, which is sensual and devilish, and God's wisdom, which is pure, peaceable, and gentle. God's wisdom is from above and comes from the Father of lights, while earthly wisdom is from the earth and is characterized by bitter envying, strife, and confusion. To obtain God's wisdom, one must ask for it, be humble, and have a submissive spirit, and it is essential to distinguish between the two types of wisdom to live a life that glorifies God. [... more]

True wisdom is connected to the fear of God and is demonstrated through a person's conduct and attitude. A peaceable and gentle spirit is a key characteristic of wisdom from above, and it is not just a matter of knowledge, but also of how that knowledge influences one's behavior. The Bible teaches that we should prove our faith by our works, and that a good conversation is one that is lived out in a way that is pleasing to God. [... more]

A discussion on various biblical topics, including salvation, heaven, and the Christian church's stance on critical race theory and social justice. The hosts also delve into cessationism, baptism, and apostasy, as well as the state of the United Methodist Church and other denominations. [... more]