Five Essentials to Leaving a Legacy that Will Outlive You
Learn how to leave your children a heritage, not just an inheritance.
FamilyLife Today® Podcast
Barbara Rainey encourages families to ask questions designed to help guests think thoughtfully about all their blessings.
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FamilyLife Today® Podcast
Barbara Rainey recalls the moment in her mothering when she realized that her children must be her priority.
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FamilyLife Today® Podcast
Barbara Rainey gives wives five suggestions for encouraging their husbands toward manhood.
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FamilyLife Today® Podcast
Barbara Rainey talks frankly to women about the five things that hinder manly development.
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Depression: God Is Not Silent When We Suffer
If we know anything about God, we know that He comes close to those who suffer, so keep your eyes open for Him.
How Do I Deal with My Guilt?
You can devise all kinds of ways to try to get rid of your guilty feelings. But your guilt is not just a feeling or a personal problem.
Dealing With Past Sexual Abuse
Bringing up the memories is the first step in fighting the battle.
Common Questions About a Husband’s Sexual Addiction
A recovering sexual addict answers questions common to the wives of men who struggle with the same sin.
The Value of Accountability
Friends launch each other into unknown territory and walk hand in hand where there is no map.
12 Things Your Mother-in-Law Wants to Tell You
When it comes to getting along with our daughters-in-law, I hope we can both assume that the other is doing the best she can.
Why Sex Is So Important to Your Wife
God created sex in marriage to be shared, not withheld.
The Best Gift You Can Give Your Parents
Have you honored your parents for what they’ve done well?
14 Things Your Daughter-in-Law Wants to Tell You
Good mamas want their kids to have good marriages.
FamilyLife Today® Podcast
Dennis Rainey talks about the four steps that need to be applied to help a boy develop into a man.
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8 Lies That Destroy Marriage
Every wrong behavior begins with believing a lie.
An Orphan’s Plea
What happened when a 15-year-old boy appeared in a Florida church, asking for a family.