Taming the tongue is an age-old problem for all humanity, but why is it so important for the Christian to work at it? Can anyone actually do it? Dr. Waterbury tackles this very important issue in today's episode of her series on James, looking at the first few verses of this often-avoided chapter in James' epistle: Taming the Tongue.

Do you know someone who claims to be something, and then you find out that they aren't what they claimed? How often does that happen with Christians? In this lesson from her series on James during the "Windows of the Heart" program, Dr. Waterbury discusses the very serious issue of those who claim to have faith in Jesus but who are not actually one of His children.

What is the difference between someone who says they have faith and someone who proves that they have faith? In this episode of "Windows of the Heart," Dr. Waterbury looks at James 2:14-17 as the apostle admonishes all believers to be more than those who simply "talk the talk," but to be those who also "walk the walk." Which are you?

Is there such a thing as a little sin? Do some sins count more than others? If you've ever wondered about these questions, then tune in to hear Lesson 8 of Dr. Deb Waterbury's series on James during the "Windows of the Heart" program. Jesus said we must be perfect as our Father in heaven is perfect. Is that even possible?

What practical applications does James give Christians on how to walk the walk and not just talk the talk? Are you behaving in a manner that is well pleasing to your Father. Join Dr. Deb Waterbury for this lesson from the "Christian Handbook" as the Apostle James continues his exhortations on how Christians are to behave in this world.

Why is humility such a central aspect of the Christian walk? How are we to both live with a humble attitude toward one another, but also as we approach the Word of God? In Lesson 6 of her series on James, Dr. Deb Waterbury, examines the necessity of this God-orchestrated trait and how Christians need to seek it diligently.

Do you listen more than you speak? Are you slow to anger? Do you look into the Word of God and remember what it tells you? Dr. Deb Waterbury tackles these questions in this episode of the "Windows of the Heart" program as she teaches on James 1:19-25. How can we be assured we are doers of the Word and not just hearers only?

What is the difference between trials and temptations? Why do we so often blame God for our troubles and trials? Dr. Waterbury addresses these questions and more in Lesson Four of her series on James during the "Windows of the Heart" program.

Why do some Christians suffer from a sort of "Peter Pan" syndrome when it comes to enduring trials and seeking wisdom in them?

Why is perseverance so necessary for the believer? What is needed so that we can persevere in our Christian walks? Join Dr. Waterbury for Lesson 2 in her series on James during the Windows of the Heart program where she continues studying what James says about perseverance, humility, and seeking wisdom as we live on earth now waiting for our homes in eternity.