Ace Collins tells the surprising story behind the classic, "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.

Ace Collins tells how Christians throughout the ages celebrated the birth of Christ.

Ace Collins contrasts the Christmas celebration we know today with the Christmases of years past.

What does God really want from us?

Wouldn't it be nice if there was a radio network just for children?

Rick Warren explains how he and his wife, Kaye, were called to speak up for orphans in Africa.

Rick Warren tells why the Body of Christ should be concerned about the plight of the orphan.

The idea of adoption often gets romanticized.

Infertility can shake a marriage to its core.

John Fuller talks about the adoption of his youngest son, Zane.

Should a well-rounded education include a basic understanding of the Bible?

Did you ever get into a fight?

What does it mean to be a competent person?

Dr. Tim Irwin talks about the three components of a job--commitment, character, and competency.

Dr. Tim Irwin talks with Dennis Rainey about training our sons and daughters to excel in the workplace.

You're never prepared to see those faces.

Troy Wiseman talks with Dennis Rainey about his passion for orphans.

Do you want wisdom?

Do you know what you are called to do?

Looking back on your life, is there anything you'd do differently?

Ken Ham talks about the legacy of noble character that his father left to him.

Ken Ham fondly remembers his late father, a principal with unwavering convictions who loved the Word of God.

What kind of legacy are you leaving to your children?

Could a Christian home be an obstacle to a true faith in Christ?

Family advocate Tim Kimmel defines what a prodigal is for Dennis Rainey.

The Lord promises wisdom to those who ask Him.

Parenting requires forgiveness and unconditional love.

Want to enjoy guilt-free parenting?

Have you considered adoption but don't know how to do it?

Today on the broadcast, Sara Dorman, a clinical psychologist specializing in women's issues and crisis pregnancies, and author Natalie Gillespie, a mother and stepmother of seven, tell how their hearts were turned toward adoption when they saw the very real needs of children and unwed mothers in the U.S. and around the world.