Making the Most of Blended Family Holidays: Ron Deal & Gayla Grace
Christmas can be a complicated time for blended families. Join us as we discuss the challenges and joys of navigating the holidays with step-parents, step-siblings, and divided households. We’ll hear from Ron Deal and Gayla Grace, experts on blended families, as they share practical tips and heartfelt advice.
Welcome to our podcast
FamilyLife Today® is a three-time award-winning weekday podcast and nationally syndicated radio broadcast featuring Dave and Ann Wilson. In each episode, Dave and Ann interview different guests covering engaging and relevant topics that help families grow together with Jesus while pursuing the relationships that matter most.
Meet The Wilson’s
Dave and Ann Wilson are hosts of FamilyLife Today®.. Dave and Ann have been married for more than 38 years and have spent the last 33 teaching and mentoring couples and parents across the country. They have been featured speakers at FamilyLife’s Weekend to Remember® marriage getaway since 1993 and have also hosted their own marriage conferences across the country.
Latest Episodes
Dannah Gresh talks about the link between modesty and purity and encourages parents to teach their teens about both.
Robert Lewis talks about how a father and son can celebrate manhood.
Robert Lewis tells why it’s important for fathers to groom their sons in manhood.
Robert Lewis tells how a knight comes equipped with a will to obey, a work to do, and a woman to love.
Author and pastor Robert Lewis tells what lies at the core of a man’s responsibility.
Pastor Robert Lewis explains what a real man is supposed to be and do.
Ken Sande talks about preserving the peace with our extended family can often be a source of conflict.
Ken Sande, author of Peacemaking for Families, about following Christ’s example of forgiveness.
Ken Sande, an author and president of Peacemaker Ministries, gives helpful advice on becoming a peacemaker.
A Special Edition of FamilyLife Today, after President George W. Bush addressed the nation saying we needed a Constitutional amendment to define marriage.