There are common pain points that come with the territory of being in a blended family. Michele Cushatt suggests ways the church can be welcoming to the blended families in their communities.

Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words…well words, can hurt even worse.

So, in your house do you say our “daughter-in-law” or “our daughter”?

Family meetings. It might be worth trying.

Love languages are not set in stone.

Daddy, aren’t I your number one girl?

Have you ever made a decision and discovered it wasn’t everything you hoped?

Gary Chapman joins Ron Deal to talk about loving your blended family members through the five love languages: touch, quality time, gifts, words of affirmation, and acts of service.

You know, life can be complicated. So, sometimes, we just need to dumb it down a little.

Gary Chapman and Ron Deal team up to talk about applying the love languages to a second marriage. Both spouses need to be intentional about protecting their marriage and reassuring their children.

Sometimes grandparents have a lot of wisdom.

What says love to you? A tender touch? A surprise gift? Time with your honey? Gary Chapman joins blended-family expert Ron Deal, to talk about the love languages and the blended family.

Relationship choices can be life or death.

How do you form a loving relationship with someone who isn’t motivated to love you?

When others cut down, you lift up.

Believe it or not, sometimes it’s best not to love best.

Now there’s no war zone. Not even a cold war!