In a world marked by division, violence, and uncertainty, James calls us to a living faith that doesn’t just speak but acts. In this message, we’re reminded that genuine faith is more than belief—it’s faith that moves, serves, forgives, and loves in tangible ways. Drawing from the examples of Abraham and Rahab, Pastor Jason shows us that God uses both the respected and the rejected when they step out in obedience. These are not days for sideline faith. These are days for living faith—a faith that acts, a faith that moves, a faith that works.