Do you love God’s Word? Bible teacher Jen Wilkin voices her concerns about Bible illiteracy among the body of Christ.
Steven and Mary Beth Chapman give us a very transparent look at their life and marriage.
Phillip Holmes was interested in Jasmine Baucham. But before he could pursue her, he had to go through her dad.
The idea of courtship sounds archaic, but is that a fair assessment? See an example of biblical premarital mentoring with Voddie Baucham.
Lee and Laura Gwyn found hope for reconciliation.
The more I tried to convince Steve to believe what I believed, the farther it pushed him from the truth.
How God transformed a rebellious teenager into His ambassador for the family.
At a Weekend to Remember marriage conference, our marriage was set on the right path when my husband invited God to be a part of his life and a part of our relationship.
One key to a successful marriage is forgiveness. Chelsea Cameron explains the biblical imperative to forgive.
Many couples today view the wedding as a celebration of what they’ve attained rather than a commitment to spending their lives together.
When it comes to love, are you colorblind? Dennis Rainey talks with African American author Trillia Newbell about cultural diversity.
God is no respecter of persons, and neither should we be. Author Trillia Newbell talks about growing up as an African American in a white community and being the target of racism.
Your job is to help your children grow into the adults God intended them to be.
In marriage we need a love that is faithful to the end—because Christians are a people who lean into the covenant of grace.
Have you found your calling? If you haven’t, don’t you think it’s time you did? Bill Hendricks encourages listeners to take the right steps to discover their giftedness and do what they love to do.
Is your job draining you? Maybe that’s because you aren’t using your natural gifts. Bill Hendricks tells what you can do to pinpoint your natural talents and start using your gifts to the glory of God
Each person has been put here for a purpose. Unfortunately, many of us don’t know what that purpose is. Bill Hendricks offers some practical advice for discovering your passion.
