Getting ready for Christmas Day is exciting … and exhausting. Barbara Rainey encourages moms to put their focus on Christ and what He’s done for us.
Barbara Rainey encourages moms everywhere to dial back the stress by making Christ the focus of your celebration.
Are mothers and fathers really necessary for a healthy upbringing? Brad Wilcox talks about the unique roles of mothers and fathers and how those roles affect and influence children for good.
Owen Strachan encourages believers to step out in faith and achieve great things in Christ’s name.
Owen Strachan opens the Bible to the Parable of the Talents explaining that the meaning of the parable isn’t financial stewardship, but going all out for the glory of God.
Owen Strachan challenges listeners to disregard their fear and follow Christ with abandon. With faith, Owen explains, it’s possible to live a God-glorifying, risk-driven life, and he tells you how.
Bobby Conway says that, unfortunately, Christians have earned a lot of the negative feedback because of the way we live. Conway reminds us that Christians’ lives are to reflect the heart of Christ.
“Some of the greatest needs we have are understanding and friendship.”
Our life with Annie hasn’t been easy. But it’s been worth it.
Our journey began when doctors told us our unborn daughter would be born with half a heart. In the last year we’ve learned to rely on God’s faithfulness.
Bobby Conway reminds listeners that, while there are four gospels in the Bible, the 5th gospel — the one we actually live out – is the gospel most people are ever likely to read.
Elisa Morgan recalls the fear she had going to the board of MOPS to tell them about her teen daughter’s pregnancy, knowing that the information would shatter her ideal family image.
Motherhood can be overwhelming. Elisa Morgan shares how raising children came with plenty of challenges, including her unwed daughter’s two pregnancies and her son’s addictions.
Elisa Morgan talks honestly about her parents’ sudden divorce when she was five, her mother’s alcoholism, and her father’s absence.
Some successful men or women admit that they “stand on the shoulders of giants.” For Crawford Loritts, those shoulders belonged to his great-grandfather, Peter Loritts.
Developing a good relationship with a spouse and a stepchild
It’s easy to spot today’s problems. What’s more difficult is to find solutions to these issues. Pastor and author Crawford Loritts’ two-pronged solution is both simple and novel.
Stepfamilies are especially vulnerable to parental favoritism
