Is there a masculinity crisis? Podcasters, Kevin “KB” Burgess and Ameen Hudson, explore manhood, toxic masculinity, and how to raise godly sons.
Parenting in the digital age comes with lots of concerns. Melissa Kruger and Jim Mitchell share how grace and communication can build foundations that last.
If your children lose faith, you don’t have to! Author, Stuart Scott, gives advice to parents navigating these circumstances based on patience, prayer, and trust.
The turmoil parents experience when children stray from faith can be significant. Author, Stuart Scott, discusses how to navigate these challenges.
Raising teenagers doesn’t have to be “terrible.” Brian and Jen Goins explore the realities of parenting as kids transition to adulthood.
Our words matter. Dave and Ann Wilson show us how to cultivate positive parenting communication to create an environment where children can thrive.
Luke Landwer was young when his parents divorced, and he enjoyed time with just his mom for many years. When she remarried a man with six kids, Luke made many adjustments. Listen to his conversation with Ron Deal about adjusting to a bigger family.
Psalm 23 offers us true comfort and assurance. Join us with Ruth Chou Simons as we discuss her new book, “Home is Where You Are,” which is inspired by the passage.
Parenting has a way, in moments uproarious and others not-so-much, of bringing us to our knees. Here are 17 Bible verses for parenting the kids God has handed you.
When you see another Christian family thriving, does it make you wonder how Jesus can create the same culture in your family?
From dysfunction to joy, Brant Hansen explores how faith, resilience, and open communication can break cycles and build stronger families.
The father-son relationship can often get overlooked. Author, Brant Hansen, explores trauma, forgiveness, and love in this raw and honest conversation.
Raising teens? Join Melissa Kruger for insights on navigating this challenging phase, from communication to boundaries and unwavering support.
Parenting teenagers can be challenging! Author, Melissa Kruger, shares insights from her book, “Parenting with Hope,” on how to navigate this phase.
When you see a red light, do you drive right through it or stop because you know it’s for your safety? This is a lot like single-parent dating.
Do you want your kids to open up more? Becky Harling shares what parents can do to help their children express themselves.
Do you struggle with getting your kids to talk to you? Becky Harling explains how to give them a voice.
Could celebrating each child’s unique image of God help heal racial division? Speaker ChrisRead More »
