If you have a troubled teen, this episode is for you. Dr. Adrian Hickmon discusses kids’ addictive behaviors, urging parents to attach, set boundaries, and heal pain.
For those of us who have to say something to know if we think it, to pause and consider whether to say what came to our mind can be especially tricky.
Introducing our newest family devotional! “The Road to Kaeluma” audio drama reimagines the Prodigal Son, sparking family talks on grace, approval, and faith.
Good co-parenting with a former spouse helps our kids navigate life in two homes with greater ease. Ron Deal’s conversation with Jay and Tammy Daughtry teaches us how to be parental partners, not angry associates, through a businesslike relationship.
Need a new family devotional this summer? A new audio drama, “The Road to Kaeluma,” reimagines the Prodigal Son in a fantasy world, sparking family discussions on faith, grace, and love.
Wondering how to be engaged and do it right? Sean Perron and Spencer Harmon offer biblical, practical wisdom on for a beautiful now and a forever future.
Authors Sean Perron and Spencer Harmon point you in the right direction for dating, engagement, or marriage with purpose and depth.
You’re dating—but man, do things get sticky. Authors Sean Perron and Spencer Harmon help you approach marriage on purpose, and done right.
What emotional skills does your son need? Counselor David Thomas sheds light on common struggles and ways to help your son embrace emotional maturity.
What’s it take to raise emotionally strong boys? Counselor David Thomas lays out vital strategies to equip boys for a powerful present and future.
How can a woman be successful today? Jennifer and Allen Parr share how “softness” is a key ingredient for better communication and spiritual leadership.
What is success for a woman? Jennifer and Allen Parr redefine success for women by embracing God-given influence through “softness without weakness.”
How do we understand God as Father when our earthly fathers fail us? We can trust God’s unchanging love and faithfulness in difficult times, but it takes work, vulnerability, and faith.
Mom of 7, wife of an NFL athlete, and podcaster Kirsten Watson is asked, “How do you do it?” She believes to take a breath of God’s Word is to exhale peace.
God’s story for Kirsten Watson and NFL Super Bowl champ Benjamin Watson has spiraled them through 15 NFL seasons, seven kids, and plenty of plot twists.
According to Dr. John Townsend there are four essential character traits essential for stronger relationships: attachment, separation, integration, and adulthood. He shares with Ron Deal what’s required in each that helps raise resilient kids.
Kirsten Watson and NFL Super Bowl champ Benjamin Watson know well the scrabble for identity apart from connections, accomplishments, and best-laid plans.
Is setting a boundary unloving or selfish? Lysa TerKeurst navigates tough questions in relationships, offering insights on walking away when needed.
