A Wedge
Make sure that your parents don't drive a wedge between you and your spouse.
Control Freak
Guests Include: Drs. Les & Leslie Parrott
What do you do when a parent tries to control you even after you're married? Find out by joining us for today's broadcast when Dennis Rainey talks to best-selling authors and counselors, Les and Leslie Parrott. Hear the Parrotts explain why drawing boundaries with in-laws is important, and why couples need to face the problem of over controlling parents as a team.
Relationships: A Mess Worth Making
Guests Include: Tim Lane
Have you ever wondered if a certain relationship was worth all the trouble? If so, you aren't alone. Today on the broadcast. Tim Lane, author of Relationships: A Mess Worth Making, tells Dennis Rainey why even the most difficult relationships are worth our love and attention.
Welcoming Your New Son or Daughter In-Law
Series Title: In-Laws, Mates, and Money (Day 2 of 4)
Guests Include: Tommy Nelson
The wedding vows have been said, and now you're welcoming a new son or daughter-in-law into the family. Do you know how to relate to them now? Today on the broadcast, author Tommy Nelson gives in-laws seven tips to remember for relating and respecting their son's and daughter's new union.
Five Things You Need to Know About Your New In-Laws
Series Title: In-Laws, Mates, and Money (Day 1 of 4)
Guests Include: Tommy Nelson
The engagement is finally here, and plans for the wedding are well underway, but there's one thing you're still uncertain about. How do you relate to your fiancé's parents after you're married? On today's broadcast, well-loved pastor and author Tommy Nelson shares five things every man and woman needs to remember about relating to in-laws.
Making Friends With Your In-Laws
Guests Include: Susan Yates
Sometimes some of your best friends can come right out of your own family. Consider, for instance, your in-laws. Today on the broadcast, popular author Susan Yates shares some pointers about making friends with your in-laws.
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