Faith without a pulse

Most people think they're good. They believe in God. They go to church—sometimes. They say the right things, raise their hands during worship, even cry when the mood hits. But James isn't impressed. In fact, he says your kind of faith might just belong in hell. This message is not a soft pat on the back. It’s a defibrillator to the chest. If your faith doesn’t move, if it doesn’t bleed, if it doesn’t cost—then it’s not alive. It’s not saving you. It’s deceiving you. This is the sermon they’ll call “too much.” Too direct. Too sharp. Too uncomfortable. Good. Because dead faith feels comfortable until it's exposed. Jesus isn’t looking for fans

- He’s looking for followers. Not lip service. Not Sunday smiles. Real, raw, surrendered obedience. So here’s the question: Does your faith have a pulse?