James - Introduction
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James wrote this letter to Christians to teach them the duties of being a disciple of Jesus Christ. In James’ time, many Christians had stopped doing good works. They said: “We are not saved by works, but only by faith; therefore, there is no need to do good works.” In saying that they were saved by faith alone, these Christians were correct. But in saying that they no longer needed to do good works, they were badly mistaken. It was mainly to correct that mistaken belief that James wrote this letter.