The Bible has plenty to say to your kids about sex and marriage, says author Josh Mulvihill. He also shares preventative measures parents need to consider to protect their children from exposure to porn.

Dr. Winfred Neely recounts how anxious and afraid he and his wife were when their son, Sterling, came down with malaria while they were in Africa. Neely explains how fervent prayer works to bring us peace.

Dr. Winfred Neely shares biblical wisdom for dealing with stress and worry. Neely recalls how his mother found strength to navigate through her worries by leaning into the Scriptures.

Tom Gilson reminds moms and dads to have critical conversations with their kids about spiritual and cultural issues so they will know how to respond when questioned about their faith and values.

Robbie and Sabrina McDonald, both widowed before they met and now married to each other for three years, talk about the challenges of blending a family.

Ron Deal joins Robbie and Sabrina McDonald to talk about their blended family three years after saying “I Do.”

Psychologist Matthew Stanford talks about complexities of anxiety disorders. Stanford coaches parents whose son or daughter might have a mental disorder on how to proceed.

Matthew Stanford, author of the book, “Grace for the Afflicted,” talks about the silent epidemic of depression that is sweeping across the U.S., affecting 45 million people, many of whom get no treatment.

Matthew Stanford believes if Christians want to help those struggling with mental disorders, they have to understand what they are.

You spend hours and hours dreaming and preparing for a special wedding day. But what have you done to prepare for the marriage itself? Kevin DeYoung talks about what love looks like in marriage.

Businessman Jack Alexander reminds us that God can and will provide all our needs especially if we put Him first in our lives.

Jack Alexander believes that each person always has something to give, if not financially, then through their time and talents. Alexander cautions listeners to avoid capacity killers and to lean into God.

Jonathan and Wynter Pitts want their four daughters not to be afraid of the world. That’s why they are grounding them in the truth of God’s Word.