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Do you ever feel like something is missing from your life?

Can a college student really keep his faith strong while away from home?

Do you know what’s going on in your church’s youth ministry?

Today on the broadcast, Charlie Boyd, teaching pastor at Southside Fellowship in Greenville, South Carolina, tells Dennis Rainey about an exciting tool for teaching children the whole story of the Bible.

When was the last time you shared your faith?

Are you modeling faith for your children?

David and Nancy Guthrie talk about the birth of their baby, Hope, and the genetic disorder that eventually took her life.

Charlie Boyd talks about an exciting tool for teaching children the whole story of the Bible.

Steve Shadrach encourages parents to check out prospective colleges for their spiritual offerings.

Dennis and Barbara Rainey, give timely advice on raising children of faith.

Greg and Rhonda Gunn encourage parents to lay a foundation for future generations by crafting a family vision statement.

Ben Burns talks about growing spiritually while at college.

You followed God … then life cratered. John Marriott talks about being disappointed with God—and when hurt starts shaking faith—on FamilyLife Today.

Dishes in the sink? Invite them anyway. Don Everts joins Dave and Ann Wilson on FamilyLife Today to talk about why an open door matters when building faith at home.

Childhood-trauma healing is possible. Kim Walker-Smith joins Ron Deal on FamilyLife Blended to share her journey from family trauma to hope.

How do you grow closer to God in a distracted world? Laura Story, author of Stand in Awe, joins Cheryl Shumake on FamilyLife Today to talk about building a deeper faith.

How do you worship God when Sunday’s over and real life hits hard? Laura Story, author of Stand in Awe, joins Cheryl Shumake on FamilyLife Today to talk worship in the wreckage of Plan A.

On FamilyLife Today, Brant Hansen gets real with Dave and Ann Wilson about when God feels far away—and about having faith when feelings go AWOL.