Alright kids, stop listening. I’m going to tell your parents how to get you to stop arguing.
When it comes to supporting couples in stepfamilies, everyone can play a part.
In the Bible, Hebrews 12 says that for the joy set before Him, Jesus “endured the cross.” Really? Was there joy in enduring the cross?
Parents today use too many words. It’s time we talk less, and act more.
I know this couple who really get on each other’s nerves. You can blame their parents for that.
Parenting is challenging at times. So, here’s a discipline tip for parents and stepparents: Connect the dots.
Ron, I never thought I’d say this, but my 67-year-old mom has a boyfriend.
Scripture says there is life and death in the power of the tongue. Karen Ehman offers some coaching and suggestions for taming your tongue.
Pastor Francis Chan and his wife, Lisa, remind listeners how important it is to find a spouse who loves the Lord so that together they can serve God with all their hearts.
Paul Miller reminds us how dependent Jesus was on his heavenly Father, even to the point where he said he did nothing on his own.
Prayer warrior Paul Miller explains how praying to God should be just like having dinner with an old friend; you love being with Him, you don’t have an agenda, and you can talk about anything.
Paul Miller talks about the why, when and how-to’s of prayer. Paul encourages listeners to talk unreservedly to God as children do their fathers.
Ungodliness is ultimately at the core of our sin. Author Jerry Bridges talks about what makes a sin a sin.
It’s a familiar saying that “you can’t see the forest for the trees.” Gary Thomas explains how we often miss God’s current blessings while waiting for future miracles.
A new wave of cinema is gaining ground in Hollywood. Join us for an insider’s view of motion picture business, with Kevin Downs, and Andy Erwin, producer and director of “Mom’s Night Out.
Pastor Francis Chan talks about the exciting lives believers can have when they completely surrender to the Spirit of God.
Author Lydia Brownback points us to the Proverbs to discover new wisdom for everyday living.
