Join us as we celebrate and remember the goodness of God’s work done in God’s way, in the life of the late Vonette Bright.
In a re-air of a previous broadcast, the late author Elisabeth Elliot Gren, reflects on being widowed twice, and re-marrying again later in life to Lars Gren. Joining her in the interview is her husband, Lars.
Reminisce with us as we hear a re-air of a previous interview with the late Elisabeth Elliot Gren and her husband, Lars. Together they share how God introduced them and brought them together in marriage.
Guy and Angie Penrod tell the story of their courtship and marriage, and the joys of raising eight kids.
So how does a self-described “skinny kid with a new faith” resist the destructive influences in Hollywood without running away? Join us for a very candid interview with Kirk and Chelsea Cameron.
Jeremy Camp talks about his burgeoning career and his second chance at love with his second wife, Adie, and their three children.
Is yours a high-risk occupation? What about your spouse’s? So how do you deal with the stress and uncertainty? Join us as we talk with Deanna Wilmore and her husband, Captain Barry “Butch” Wilmore.
The interviews on FamilyLife’s daily radio program help me make daily choices that are honoring to the Lord.
Our devotional time together is my favorite part of our marriage.
My husband, Rob, and I have worked through many struggles and problems in our marriage. The fact that we remain married is a testament to God’s grace and power.
There was a rift between us, and someone had to make the first move.
Scott Jennings had hit rock bottom. He’d left his wife, lost his job, and been dumped by his mistress.
After more than a decade of marriage, Scott Jennings had fully developed the art of lying to his wife.
I knew I could either stand up for my rights and risk ruining the evening, or surrender it to God and trust Him.
Christian recording artist Michael O’Brien and his wife, Heidi, talk openly with Dennis Rainey about the problems that challenged and often hurt their marriage.
