On FamilyLife Today, Dave and Ann Wilson talk with Rick Altizer about father wounds and the gospel hope of a perfect Heavenly Father.
On FamilyLife Today, Dave and Ann Wilson are keeping it real with Dave and Ashley Willis–on raising boys who truly respect women. From Dave Willis’ battle with porn shame to Ashley’s practical trust-building, they share honest, guilt-free advice on how everyday moments—like mall trips and swimsuit magazines—become teachable lessons on sex and boundaries, and how dads set the ultimate example. Buckle up for a parenting talk that’s raw, hopeful, and real.
Are you a parent who feels overwhelmed or ill-equipped to talk about sex with your kids? You’re not alone! In this episode, Mary Flo and Megan from Birds & Bees unpack how to have ongoing, age-appropriate conversations about sexuality.
Where are the young men we need today? Author Brant Hansen offers a vision for healthy masculinity, emphasizing purpose and responsibility.
What makes a great dad? Jerrad Lopes, founder of “Dad Tired,” shares five traits and practical steps to become the father you want to be.
Hungering for peace from God—with no idea how to get there? Scholar and author Jeremiah Johnston points the way to uncovering shalom in every area of life.
Fatherhood is often a silent struggle marked by feelings of inadequacy and loneliness. Jared Lopes shares how change can have a lasting impact.
Artists Blair and Shai Linne know the yawning gaps of living without a dad. Author of “Finding My Father,” Blair tells her story of fatherlessness.
The father-son relationship can often get overlooked. Author, Brant Hansen, explores trauma, forgiveness, and love in this raw and honest conversation.
Ever struggled with parental anxiety or inadequacy? You’re not alone. David and Meg Robbins share their experience as parents along with encouragement.
How can the lack of a strong father figure affect your parenting journey? Author Daniel Nayeri reflects on the relationship of father and son.
Could your behavior be affecting your children’s emotions? Sissy Goff and David Thomas explore how parental strategies might contribute to child anxiety.
Toxic masculinity is as destructive as we think it is. But professor Nancy Pearcey’s data shows more of the whole story–of the power of a good man.
If you’re a father, you are of greater importance to your child than you know. Here are six roles of a father you may not have realized.
Want to be the spiritual leader of your family but don’t know where to start? Here are seven essentials for leading well.
Quality time speaks love to a young child.
When my wife was pregnant, I was excited about being a new dad. But balancing fatherhood and marriage was a challenge I needed help with.
After finding out your wife is pregnant, it’s normal to ask, “Am I ready to be a dad?” And where do you find guidance for what’s ahead?
