Stepparents, don’t just aim for love, earn their trust.

Gary Chapman joins Ron Deal to talk about loving your blended family members through the five love languages: touch, quality time, gifts, words of affirmation, and acts of service.

Gary Chapman and Ron Deal team up to talk about applying the love languages to a second marriage. Both spouses need to be intentional about protecting their marriage and reassuring their children.

What says love to you? A tender touch? A surprise gift? Time with your honey? Gary Chapman joins blended-family expert Ron Deal, to talk about the love languages and the blended family.

When it comes to bonding with a stepchild their age matters.

Ron, I so want my kids to love the Lord. So what do I do when their other home is not a good influence?

Have you ever thought that one reason kids don’t like their stepparent is because they like their stepparent?

Just how far would you go to care for one of your children?

Hey stepparents, did you know you’re the competition?

When it comes to disagreements, a prideful person just makes things worse.

We all have a God-shaped hole in our heart. And a dad-shaped hole.

When someone you care about becomes unavailable to you, what do you do?

Do you have a plan for your work day or future goals? How about a parenting plan?

Less than half of engaged couples with kids discuss how they’re going to parent those kids after the wedding. Hey, that’s not a good idea.

Does your childhood, or previous relationships, ever creep into your current ones? Ron Deal is talking with USA Today best-selling author Tricia Goyer on this topic.

Well, the old adage is true: Rules without relationship leads to rebellion.

Mom…Dad…are you holding your kids hostage?

Yeah, kids are sometimes hesitant to warm up to their stepparent. But what do you do when it’s the stepparent who won’t warm up?