I Know Myself. And I Have No Idea. (Why James Hands Me a Mirror) | James 1:19–27

There's a kind of not-knowing-yourself that's harmless, even sweet. And there's a kind that can rip your life apart. James writes to people who say "Jesus is Lord" but whose lives tell a different story. He calls them double-souled. Divided. And the worst part is, they can't see it. They're self-deceived. So how do you find the gaps in your life when you're the last person who can see them? James gives us three telltales: what makes you angry, what comes out of your mouth, and how you treat people who can do nothing for you. And then he puts a mirror in front of us, exposing the gaps between who we think we are and how we actually live. It's frightening. And ultimately freeing. Download this sermon's group discussion guide here.