Faith Without Works Is Dead
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The Letter of James (Part 8) | James 2:14-26 | Dallas Herndon
Faith and works aren't opposites — they're partners. In this message from James chapter 2, Pastor Dallas Herndon walks through three types of faith James describes: dead faith (belief with no action), demonic faith (correct theology with no transformation), and working faith (belief proven by obedience) — using the examples of Abraham and Rahab. This episode is part of Life Tabernacle Church's ongoing series through the Letter of James.
In this episode:
- What "works" actually means in the Greek and why it matters
- Why works don't equal salvation (and why that question still comes up)
- The difference between dead faith, demonic faith, and working faith
- How Abraham's obedience and Rahab's story both model "faith made complete by action"
- Practical, everyday categories of works every believer is called to
Recorded live at Life Tabernacle Church in Vinton, Virginia, on August 2nd, 2026, by Pastor Daniel Dallas Herndon.
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