Coming Home After War
Allowing Christ to reset the course of your life.
FamilyLife Today® Podcast
Elizabeth Marquardt and Jen Abbas talk about the emotional reality of divorce for children.
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FamilyLife Today® Podcast
Elizabeth Marquardt and Jen Abbas tell about their experience growing up without both a mother and a father in the home.
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The Myth of the “Sophisticated Divorce”
The idea that the ending of a marriage can be anything but devastating is a fantasy that all divorced parents want and so few achieve.
Hiding Naked: When Sex Replaces Commitment
For many, sex has become a hiding place–a behavior that presents the appearance of intimacy, but is really striving for self-protection.
A Time for Hope
Bill and Jerrie Barnett have seen God transform their lives and their marriage.
We Couldn’t Stop Arguing
How a Weekend to Remember marriage conference strengthened our marriage.
FamilyLife Today® Podcast
Bob Lepine says there is only one source to whom we can turn to for the cleanup.
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FamilyLife Today® Podcast
Bob Lepine talks about what did, and did not happen in God's creation of man, woman, marriage, and sex.
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FamilyLife Today® Podcast
How would their marriage be able to withstand this infidelity and the shocking news of Audrey's unexpected pregnancy?
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FamilyLife Today® Podcast
Audrey Meisner tells how she got involved in an extramarital affair and the steps she took to come clean and seek forgiveness.
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FamilyLife Today® Podcast
"You have to choose between God and me. If you choose God, I'm leaving you."
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Loving the Way Jesus Loves
Everywhere I go, and in every relationship I have in life, I need more of the love of Jesus.
FamilyLife Today® Podcast
Sandy and Cheryl found a new life together in Christ after attending a Weekend to Remember.
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FamilyLife Today® Podcast
Sandy and Cheryl share how God used the Weekend to Remember to give them hope and bring new life to their marriage.
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FamilyLife Today® Podcast
Hear how God changed their hearts and their marriage one attitude at a time.
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4 Reminders for the Directionally Challenged
It’s never too late to turn around a dying marriage.