Break the Chain
Your kids may grow up to be just like you. Is that an encouraging thought or a sobering one?
Breaking the Curse of Words, Part 2
Series Title: Breaking the Curse of Words (Day 2 of 2)
Guests Include: Tom Elliff
Do someone's harsh words still haunt you? Pastor Tom Elliff reveals how you can break the curse of words and live in the freedom of God's truth.
Breaking the Curse of Words, Part 1
Series Title: Breaking the Curse of Words (Day 1 of 2)
Guests Include: Tom Elliff
Tom Elliff discusses the pain of verbal warfare and the healing that God alone can bring.
Instilling Values in Your Kids
Series Title: Re-Create: Building a Culture in Your Home Stronger Than the Culture Destroying Your Kids (Day 3 of 3)
Guests Include: Ron Luce, Charity Luce
How do we keep the culture from swallowing up our kids? Dennis Rainey talks with Teen Mania President Ron Luce about the pervading culture that's luring our kids away from their faith. Hear Ron and his daughter, Charity, talk about some of the issues, like modesty and purity, that every teen must grapple with.
Connecting With Youth Today
Series Title: Re-Create: Building a Culture in Your Home Stronger Than the Culture Destroying Your Kids (Day 2 of 3)
Guests Include: Ron Luce
Teen expert Ron Luce, co-founder and president of Teen Mania, gives parents and youth workers some timely tips for connecting with teens.
Keeping Your Kids From Craving the World
Series Title: Re-Create: Building a Culture in Your Home Stronger Than the Culture Destroying Your Kids (Day 1 of 3)
Guests Include: Ron Luce
What is it about the culture that is so irresistible to our teens? Ron Luce, co-founder and president of Teen Mania Ministries, tells Dennis Rainey about the need for parents to talk to their kids about the culture around them and to train them to see through the lies that are paraded as truth.
Strengthening Mental and Emotional Muscles
Series Title: Do Hard Things: A Teenage Rebellion Against Low Expectations (Day 3 of 3)
Guests Include: Alex and Brett Harris
Authors Alex and Brett Harris, twin brothers of Josh Harris, the author of I Kissed Dating Goodbye, encourage teens not to waste their youth, but, instead, to courageously attempt something that will have lasting value. Hear them tell of just some of the teens they know making an impact for eternity.
Breaking the Chains of Low Expectations
Series Title: Do Hard Things: A Teenage Rebellion Against Low Expectations (Day 2 of 3)
Guests Include: Alex and Brett Harris
The hardest things are the smallest things. Those are the thoughts of brothers Alex and Brett Harris, authors of the book Do Hard Things and creators of the popular teen website, TheRebelution.com. Alex and Brett tell Dennis Rainey why teens are capable of stepping up their game and doing great things for God.
Raising the Bar
Series Title: Do Hard Things: A Teenage Rebellion Against Low Expectations (Day 1 of 3)
Guests Include: Alex and Brett Harris
Everyone expects teens to rebel in some way, but Alex and Brett have started a rebellion of a different kind. Dennis Rainey talks with brothers Alex and Brett Harris, authors of the book Do Hard Things, about why they are sounding the call for teens to rise up and make a difference in the world around them. Find out what Alex and Brett have in common with youth throughout history, including King David and many of the founding fathers.
Are You a Model Parent or a Modeling Parent?
Series Title: Walking Your Child Through the Journey of Transition (Day 2 of 2)
Guests Include: Bruce Johnston
Would your children say you're passionate for God? Dennis Rainey talks to JH Ranch founder and president Bruce Johnston about a mother and father's responsibility to model a strong, passionate faith in front of their children.
From Caretaker to Consultant: A Parent's Role
Series Title: Walking Your Child Through the Journey of Transition (Day 1 of 2)
Guests Include: Bruce Johnston
What is your parenting philosophy? If you're like most, you don't have one. Today on the broadcast, Bruce Johnston, the founder and president of JH Ranch, talks to Dennis Rainey about a parent?s changing role as a son or daughter transitions from childhood to adulthood.
What Kind of Parent Are You?
Series Title: Raising Unselfish Children (Day 2 of 2)
Guests Include: Jill Rigby
Did you know that parents fall into three categories? Find out which category describes you when guest Jill Rigby, author of Raising Unselfish Children in a Self-Absorbed World, explains the differences between deflector parents, depriver parents, and developer parents.
Are You Unselfish?
Series Title: Raising Unselfish Children (Day 1 of 2)
Guests Include: Jill Rigby
Are you raising your children to be mirrors or windows? Manners of the Heart founder and author Jill Rigby explains how emphasizing self-esteem over service encourages a child's natural selfishness. Listen in as Jill tells parents how to raise children who think of others instead.
Nobody's Fault
In my home, there were seven children growing up. Ashley, Benjamin, Samuel, Rebecca, Debra, Laura -- and a child named Nobody.
The Home is the Key
Series Title: The Home is the Key (Day 1 of 2)
Guests Include: Voddie Baucham
Today on the broadcast, pastor Voddie Baucham shares why our current approach to youth ministry is failing and tells parents why they are better equipped to disciple the next generation than the youth pastor is.
Trading Whining for Honor
Series Title: Say Goodbye to Whining (Day 2 of 5)
Guests Include: Scott Turansky, Joanne Miller
Join us for today's broadcast when Scott Turansky and Joanne Miller, authors of the book Say Goodbye to Whining, give a 30-day miracle cure for whining.
Trading Whining for Honor
Series Title: Say Goodbye to Whining (Day 1 of 5)
Guests Include: Scott Turansky, Joanne Miller
What is whining really all about? Today on the broadcast, Scott Turansky and Joanne Miller, authors of the book Say Goodbye to Whining, talk to parents about teaching kids to honor others.
Nobody's Fault
In my home, there were seven children growing up. Ashley, Benjamin, Samuel, Rebecca, Debra, Laura -- and a child named Nobody.
A Game Plan for Training Teens
Series Title: The Heart of Anger for Teens (Day 2 of 2)
Guests Include: Lou Priolo
Does your teen's unexpected anger catch you off guard? If so, you're not alone. Join us for today's broadcast when biblical counselor and author, Lou Priolo, gives sound advice for training your teen to handle his or her anger appropriately.
Bullies and Protectors
Guests Include: Paul Coughlin
Did you ever get into a fight? Today on the broadcast, former "Christian nice guy" Paul Coughlin, author of the book No More Jellyfish, Chickens, or Wimps, talks to Dennis Rainey about raising assertive kids.
Seven Critical Factors Your Kids Need to be Successful
Series Title: Run With the Bulls Without Getting Trampled (Day 3 of 3)
Guests Include: Dr. Tim Irwin
What does it mean to be a competent person? Today on the broadcast, author Dr. Tim Irwin, a psychologist and Managing Partner of IrwinInc, tells Dennis Rainey about seven factors that make a person competent.
The Benefits of Character
Series Title: Run With the Bulls Without Getting Trampled (Day 2 of 3)
Guests Include: Dr. Tim Irwin
On today's broadcast, Dennis Rainey talks with Dr. Tim Irwin, a licensed psychologist and author of the book Run With the Bulls Without Getting Trampled, about the three components of a job--commitment, character, and competency. Hear how a lack in character can soon translate into a lack of a job.
Equipping Your Kids to Succeed in the Marketplace
Series Title: Run With the Bulls Without Getting Trampled (Day 1 of 3)
Guests Include: Dr. Tim Irwin
Today on the broadcast, Dr. Tim Irwin, a Managing Partner of IrwinInc - Psychologists to Business and author of the book Run With the Bulls Without Getting Trampled, talks with Dennis Rainey about training our sons and daughters to excel in the workplace.
Nobody's Fault
In my home, there were seven children growing up. Ashley, Benjamin, Samuel, Rebecca, Debra, Laura -- and a child named Nobody.
Labor Day 1
I've got a question for you. Is your child a hard worker?
Work, Work, Work!
Guests Include: Doug Sherman, Patti Sprinkle, Ray Miller
This weekend on the broadcast, Doug Sherman, founder of Career Impact Ministries, author Patti Sprinkle, and Ray Miller, a business consultant and founder of Track 3, a discipleship and business ministry, talk to parents about teaching your kids to work.
Stick with It
Want to teach your child an important lesson? This new school year is a great time to do it.
Model Honesty
As parents, it's not enough to teach character. We must also model character.
Wise Parents, Wise Kids
Guests Include: Dennis Rainey, Dr. John MacArthur, R.C. Sproul, R.C. Sproul, Jr.
This weekend on the broadcast, renowned author and pastor John MacArthur, celebrated speaker Dennis Rainey, and noted pastor R.C. Sproul talk about passing on a legacy of wisdom to your children.
School Offenses
Morality in our culture is on a slippery slide. What are you as a parent going to do about it?
More Thoughts on Humility, Gratefulness, Generosity, and Service
Series Title: Raising Kids for True Greatness (Day 5 of 5)
Guests Include: Tim Kimmel
Do you have the right master or mission? On the broadcast today, Tim Kimmel, Executive Director of Family Matters and author of the book Raising Kids for True Greatness, encourages parents to model a life well-lived in front of their children and to teach their children to do the same.
The Risk of Serving Others
Series Title: Raising Kids for True Greatness (Day 4 of 5)
Guests Include: Tim Kimmel
Today on the broadcast, father of four and Executive Director of Family Matters, Tim Kimmel, compares the world's standard of success and real greatness to God's standard and illustrates how we pass on those standards to our children.
A Word About Humility
Series Title: Raising Kids for True Greatness (Day 3 of 5)
Guests Include: Tim Kimmel
On today's broadcast, Dennis Rainey talks with Tim Kimmel, a father of four and author of the book Raising Kids for True Greatness, about how parents can cultivate character, humility, gratefulness and a servant spirit in their children.
What is Real Success?
Series Title: Raising Kids for True Greatness (Day 2 of 5)
Guests Include: Tim Kimmel
Today on the broadcast, Tim Kimmel, a father of four and author of the book Raising Kids for True Greatness, defines real success according to the Scriptures.
Launching Our Kids Toward Greatness
Series Title: Raising Kids for True Greatness (Day 1 of 5)
Guests Include: Tim Kimmel
On the broadcast today, Tim Kimmel, Executive Director of Family Matters and author of the book Raising Kids for True Greatness, asks parents to consider whether or not they are raising their children for true greatness and influence or whether they're raising them to live a life marked by comfort and ease.
A Deceitful Heart
Would you like to know how you as a parent can teach your children to tell the truth?
Character
Are you modeling character for your children in the little things?
Chores as Teachers
Sometimes the simple things in life can be the best teachers.
Admitting Faults
Part of growing a spiritually strong family is being willing to admit to your kids when you're wrong.
Responsibility Grows
It holds true in all of life, especially the family: If you prove to be faithful in little things, you'll be trusted with more.
The Great Wall of China
As we train our young people, what's more important, job skills or character?
Three Roadblocks to Harmony
Series Title: Say Goodbye to Whining (Day 5 of 5)
Guests Include: Scott Turansky, Joanne Miller
Having a little sibling conflict at your house? Then join us for today's broadcast when Scott Turansky and Joanne Miller, authors of the book Say Goodbye to Whining, talk about three roadblocks to sibling harmony: selfishness, foolishness and anger.
Six Ways to Teach Honor to Children
Series Title: Say Goodbye to Whining (Day 3 of 5)
Guests Include: Scott Turansky, Joanne Miller
Is there any way to stop children's whining? Find out today on the broadcast when Scott Turansky and Joanne Miller, authors of the book Say Goodbye to Whining, tell parents how to discourage their children from whining.
Stick with It
Want to teach your child an important lesson? This new school year is a great time to do it.
Labor Day 1
I've got a question for you. Is your child a hard worker?
Model Honesty
As parents, it's not enough to teach character. We must also model character.
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