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Is it possible to be perfect? What would it take to be perfect? James gives us the answer to both in two simple sentences. In James 3:2, he makes two clear points. First, that all people “stumble,” i.e., sin. Second, if anyone does not stumble with their mouth, they can control their whole body and are therefore perfect. James’ point is clear: all people are sinful; Jesus was perfect.
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