Barbara Rainey shares fresh ideas to help families focus on being fully present with one another as they gather at the Thanksgiving table.
Ryan Leak, along with his bride, Amanda, tells how he pulled off a surprise all-in-one-day engagement and wedding, just as she had dreamed.
Ryan Leak wanted to marry Amanda Roman and vice versa. But there was one catch. Her mother wasn’t fond of the idea. Ryan tells how he eventually won Amanda’s mother over.
Ryan Leak tells how he planned a surprise wedding for Amanda with the help of her friends and family.
One of the most gifted Christian musicians of this century, Steven Curtis Chapman, joins Dennis Rainey to talk about his latest CD, “Worship and Believe.”
Ideas to help you make your bride feel cherished.
Steven Curtis Chapman talks about Show Hope, an organization with care centers in China that have helped more than 5,000 orphans, at least 500 of whom have been adopted.
Scripture says that sexuality is spiritual. When Dr. Juli Slattery realized this, she dedicated three months to pray about this area of her life. As she drew near to the Lord, she grew closer to her husband.
Where did you first learn about sex? Dr. Juli Slattery states that many Christians don’t have the big picture of God’s perspective on sexual intimacy.
Some things, like intimacy, are hard to discuss. Clinical psychologist Dr. Juli Slattery answers the question she’s asked most frequently: “What does God approve of?”
It doesn’t take long for fear to replace trust, for intimacy to be broken. Just look at what happened in the first marriage.
Marriage should be a work of art, and the best marriages are definitely collaborative works. Barbara Rainey shares marriage lessons taken from a pallet of more than four decades of matrimony.
Less than 12 months after Tim and Teena Hoover married, their vows to God and to one another were shattered.
Are her needs are vastly different than his? Help them work toward mutual fulfillment.
Concerned about economic, political, racial, and moral instability in our culture? Disheartened by struggles in your personal life? Here’s what to focus on when the ground shakes beneath your feet.
Peter and Kelli Worrall encourage young men to walk away from the fantasy of video games, and instead engage with real people.
Peter and Kelli Worrall talk about some of the things they wish they had known in their twenties, like the importance of community.
Peter and Kelli Worrall recall their twenties-new jobs, new dreams, and especially, new loves.
