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Rhonda Stoppe and her son Brandon provide practical advice and encouragement for moms raising sons. The pair discuss discipline, equipping sons for independence, talking in ways that sons will listen, and giving boys a vision for manhood. (Part 2 of 2)

Rhonda Stoppe and her son Brandon provide practical advice and encouragement for moms raising sons. The pair discuss discipline, equipping sons for independence, talking in ways that sons will listen, and giving boys a vision for manhood.

Dr. Greg & Erin Smalley offer insight into the 12 “love secrets” they identified to help couples experience a strong & healthy lifelong marriage. The Smalleys share the importance of couples prioritizing time together and connecting on a deeper emotional level, urging men to care for their wives and encouraging women to “prepare” themselves for intimacy.

Dr. Greg & Erin Smalley offer insight into the 12 “love secrets” they identified to help couples experience a strong & healthy lifelong marriage. The Smalleys share the importance of couples prioritizing time together and connecting on a deeper emotional level, urging men to care for their wives and encouraging women to “prepare” themselves for intimacy.

Scarlet Hiltibidal will help educate parents about the beauty- and body-obsessed mindset that many teen girls adopt. She’ll give insights and advice to parents on how to help their daughters counter negativity and know their identity in Christ.

Dr. Gary Chapman explains how affairs begin and encourages married couples to invest in their marriage instead of fanning the flames of infatuation outside the marriage. He emphasizes the importance of knowing and using your spouse’s love language.

Dr. Gary Chapman explains how affairs begin and encourages married couples to invest in their marriage instead of fanning the flames of infatuation outside the marriage. He emphasizes the importance of knowing and using your spouse’s love language.

Virginia Prodan is an author, international human rights attorney, and public speaker. She shares her powerful story of courageously sharing God’s love with a gun-wielding assassin in Communist Romania sent to execute her in her law office. For defending Christians behind the Iron Curtain, Virginia was kidnapped, beaten, and had her life threatened on several occasions. She shares about leading her would-be assassin to Christ and inspires listeners to fearlessly stand for the truth, no matter the cost.

Virginia Prodan is an author, international human rights attorney, and public speaker. She shares her powerful story of courageously sharing God’s love with a gun-wielding assassin in Communist Romania sent to execute her in her law office. For defending Christians behind the Iron Curtain, Virginia was kidnapped, beaten, and had her life threatened on several occasions. She shares about leading her would-be assassin to Christ and inspires listeners to fearlessly stand for the truth, no matter the cost.

The average American spends about NINE hours per day on screen time, and many find that amount of activity to be normal. With forty years in the TV business and from personal experience, David Murrow understands the negative effects from overuse of screens. He discusses positive and negative uses of various media and offers great practical advice for you as a parent as you guide your children and manage screens in your home.

Sometimes we have to get out of the way and allow God to intervene in a situation. Author Sharon Jaynes has seen this truth played out in many ways, especially in her parents’ tempestuous relationship, which went from rocky to restored. Tune in for an inspiring message that illustrates God’s power to work in our lives.

As your family gathers to celebrate holidays and beautiful traditions, you may be facing some conflict and drama. On this one-day Focus on the Family broadcast, Dr. Mike Bechtle helps you learn to navigate difficult conversations and stressful conditions with friends and family so you can enjoy those get-togethers and special times. You’ll learn some practical ways to cope and get along better within appropriate boundaries.

You want your children to do good in the world, serve others, and love the Lord, but children aren’t born with the desire to do good to everyone around them, so that desire really needs to be instilled. On this two-day “Focus on the Family,” broadcast, Dr. Kathy Koch examines the importance of character in your child’s life and ways you can nurture and develop it. She’ll reveal your child’s core needs and some solid strategies for teaching character. Part II of II

You want your children to do good in the world, serve others, and love the Lord, but children aren’t born with the desire to do good to everyone around them, so that desire really needs to be instilled. On this two-day “Focus on the Family,” broadcast, Dr. Kathy Koch examines the importance of character in your child’s life and ways you can nurture and develop it. She’ll reveal your child’s core needs and some solid strategies for teaching character. Part I of II

As a mom of seven, Heidi St. John explains why you as a mom need to stay spiritually disciplined in your relationship with the Lord. She looks at ways to place your confidence in God, especially when you just want to give up on parenting. She discusses how you can be more intentional in your mothering and why it’s best to press into God’s love, grace, and mercy. With relatable stories, practical tips, and inspiring encouragement, you’ll be motivated to connect with God on a daily basis.

Foster parents are often called “heroes” for bringing needy children into their home, but Jillana Goble argues that they are normal people who simply obeyed God’s call to care for orphans and widows. Joined by Jean Daly, sharing from their own experiences, they describe some of the common challenges of foster parenting, such as feeling overwhelmed, not knowing how past trauma affects behaviors today, loving children and giving them back to their bio parents, dealing with extra stress in your marriage and family and being stretched out of your comfort zone. (Part 2 of 2)

Foster parents are often called “heroes” for bringing needy children into their home, but Jillana Goble argues that they are normal people who simply obeyed God’s call to care for orphans and widows. Joined by Jean Daly, sharing from their own experiences, they describe some of the common challenges of foster parenting, such as feeling overwhelmed, not knowing how past trauma affects behaviors today, loving children and giving them back to their bio parents, dealing with extra stress in your marriage and family and being stretched out of your comfort zone. (Part 1 of 2)

Kari Trent Stageberg and her husband unpack the techniques to navigate the situation when differences emerge – they call it a “Merge Moment.” This moment allows a couple to come together despite their differences. Only 31% of differences are solvable, which means that couples need to be proactive and intentional when navigating and even celebrating their differences. Joey and Kari suggest being particularly observant about trigger moments and giving each other time to process those situations.

Being an Ambassador for Jesus is a role each of us can play, and it’s not as difficult as you might think. In this upbeat message, Dr. Tony Evans will encourage you to become a full-time, verbal, visible follower of Christ in your everyday life.

Radio host and author Brant Hansen explores the breadth of God's grace and how he has seen it play out in his life, particularly in his overseas work with a medical missionary organization. Brant offers encouraging reminders about God's goodness, mercy and love.