Just consider for a moment what James could have said regarding himself.

What he says is James a servant.

How many of you would have added a little more?

Right?

You may have heard of my mother, Mary.

May I heard of my father, Joseph.

Oh, and my big brother.

His name is Jesus Christ. You may have read about my brother, Joseph. Oh, and we have my big brother. His name is Jesus Christ.

You may have read about my brother and myself and my family.

We're kind of a thing.

Merry Christmas.

We're kind of a thing.

You may have read of us in this book called The Bible.

My name is James.

He doesn't flex or name drop.

Instead what he says is, my name is James and I'm a servant.

And what he's come to conclude is that Jesus serves us, therefore serving others on behalf of Jesus,

is the highest and noblest calling. Now, church history does give him some great nicknames. He's called James the Just by some early

theologians. That means he's a good guy, high character. He doesn't says what's right. He's got

integrity. In addition, they call him camel knees. Dude prays so much, he's a little, he's showing it.

He's got some knee problems. He walks with a bit of a limp and a gate and

it's like why because he's down on his knees praying so much to his brother who is in heaven

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