Biblical counselor Ed Welch explains that our desire for love isn’t evil, but that in some instances we want it too much; so much so, in fact, that we can be controlled by what others think.

God cares about your relationships. Christian counselor Leslie Vernick tells how God healed the emotional wounds caused by her mother and tells others how to survive an abusive relationship.

Leslie Vernick talks about changing an emotionally destructive relationship into a healthy one, beginning with your own behavior and response.

Are you in an emotionally destructive relationship? Leslie Vernick talks about the abuse she suffered and lists some of the tell-tale signs of an emotionally abusive relationship.

Jack and Lisa Hibbs share how they tried to be intentional with their daughters, Ashley and Rebecca, who join them on the program.

Pastor Jack Hibbs and his wife, Lisa, remind us that God makes us body, soul and spirit, and encourage believers to glean from their pasts, and realize that God has the power to redeem anything.

You can’t change the past, but you can change your children’s future. Jack and Lisa Hibbs know. Jack and Lisa tell how God gave them new lives and a new legacy in Him.

Pastor Chip Ingram encourages husbands and wives to look closely at their expectations and even consider downsizing them in order to better love their spouses.

What’s really at the root of your anger?

What do you do with your anger?

Josh McDowell is redeeming his past by turning it into “Undaunted,” a motion picture about his life.

McDowell tells how he set out to prove that Christianity was a hoax, and instead came into a relationship with the living God.

Reflecting on his past, McDowell explains why he’s thankful for his childhood, despite the difficulties.

Are you totally honest with your spouse? Are they totally honest with you?

Has anyone ever broken your heart?

Live long enough, and someone will likely break your heart.