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There is important ‘Godly’ principal found in the book of James — ‘Mercy triumphs over Judgment’ — which is vital for us to embrace as we navigate our contemporary lives.

The story of Nathanael is hugely symbolic but is also an important part of John’s invitation for us to meet Jesus.

James, drawing on ancient Hebrew metaphor, encourages us to stop looking towards earthly wisdom, but to the Holy Spirit that dwells within us.

Becoming a ‘better’ Christian is not an arduous work, but the result of simply spending time hanging out with the biggest influencer of all time — Jesus.

The book of James is an interesting little book at the back of your Bible and takes about ten minutes or so to read. Hopefully this Insight will unpack some of the broader themes from the book and how they apply to our lives.

God wants us to be the best version of ourselves and be filled with God’s Holy Spirit, the Spirit of love — to be the wonderfully diverse, inclusive, accepting, welcoming, and loving people God has called us to be.

We are not meant to face life on our own, valiantly ‘soldiering on’ in our own strength, but be members of a wonderful army of love that brings about peace and healing in a hurting world.

We face an unprecedented global crisis, however, guided by the Holy Spirit of God, each of us can be part of a global answer.

We refer to God all the time, but understanding who or what is God is important if we are to be imitators of this divine being.

We all have a deep longing to be satisfied, content, and fulfilled, however, we often look for it in the wrong places.

The July edition of the diocesan Anchor Magazine.