In this Season 3 finale, a listener asks why the Westminster Confession of Faith says God is without passion. As James & Mia explain, that doesn't mean God has no emotion. Instead, it points to the deeply comforting truth that all God does expresses who He is, which means we can be assured He's perfectly reliable.

Send in your questions over the summer while James & Mia take a break: [email protected]. And we look forward to returning in just a few months for Season 4!

A listener wants to know how to parent a second child with a vastly different personality than the family's firstborn. James responds with practical advice, including the admonition that loving our children equally doesn't always mean treating them exactly the same.

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Most believers accept, at some level, the truth that God is holy. But is He also happy? In this episode, James & Mia respond to a listener who's asking that question. Their answer not only affects how we see God, but also leads to rich & deep application in our own personal lives. Enjoy this episode, recorded with CSPC's Generations class along as a studio audience.

What does it mean when Satan is bound for 1,000 years (Revelation 20:2)? James & Mia wrap up their series on questions from Revelation by taking a deeper look at what's going on in this part of John's vision, as well as how we can apply it practically in everyday life.

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James & Mia explore another listener question drawn from CSPC's recent sermon series on the book of Revelation. This week's question: What will judgment day be like for believers?

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This week, James & Mia launch into a few episodes exploring listeners' questions about Revelation after CSPC's recently completed sermon series "Jesus Wins." The first question: How should our understanding of God's coming wrath impact how we think about justice in the here & now?

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Have you ever worried you've committed the unforgivable sin? James & Mia spend this episode exploring just what the Scriptures say about this sometimes puzzling topic. If your heart is soft enough to repent of sin, this episode should leave you feeling encouraged and assured that you haven't done anything too awful for God's forgiveness.

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How can you be sure you're saved? James & Mia spend this episode tackling that question from a listener. They say just sensing the need to ask the question is probably an encouraging sign. Plus, you'll get a deeper look at how to pursue assurance in the Lord.

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A listener wants to know what happens to a Christian when he or she dies. James & Mia unpack the biblical answer, which provides not only an explanation for why death brings such overwhelming sorrow, but also grants deep comfort to those who are in Christ.

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If there's one member of the Trinity most of us know the least about, it's the Holy Spirit. That's how Mia felt, and it's one reason she recently attended Bridgetown Church's Holy Spirit Conference. In this episode, she and James unpack what she learned about the member of the Godhead so many believers find so mysterious.

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