If you’ve ever felt as though you keep dropping the ball in the parenting arena, then stay close because our guest Hettie Brittz will tell you how you can move from un-natural parenting to supernatural parenting, by adopting a few tools and a whole lot of reliance on God.

We know that God made us unique individuals, but there is a definite truth that human temperaments can be classified, usually into four categories. This doesn’t negate our individuality, but as our guest, Hettie Brittz will describe those temperament classifications that can help us to understand ourselves and our families better.

Can conflict ever be GOOD for a relationship? Marriage -and family coaches Dave and Ann Wilson explain how to recognize your conflict style, and they provide five helpful keys to having a positive disagreement.

Will we recognize each other in Heaven? Author Randy Alcorn explains that in heaven, we will see people, places, and things from our earthly life, but they may not be in the form you remember!

What do you picture when you think of New Heaven and New Earth? Author Randy Alcorn describes what we can expect as Christians when our earthly life ends. It’s a time you can look forward to without fear … a time when individuals, communities and nations will all play a part in God’s redemptive plan.

With everything that’s going on in the world, a date night with your spouse might be the last thing on your mind. But it could also be just what you need! Kathi Lipp offers date night ideas for when money is tight and life is stressful.

Here’s a reality check — your communication with your teenager needs to “grow up!” Dr. Ken Wilgus reminds parents to stop lecturing, trade control for influence, and add more respect to your interactions. This will improve your communication significantly!

Here’s a reality check — your communication with your teenager needs to “grow up!” Dr. Ken Wilgus reminds parents to stop lecturing, trade control for influence, and add more respect to your interactions. This will improve your communication significantly!

When a man and woman get married, blending their two lives can often feel like a tornado! We’ll learn about the “merge of marriage” and why couples need to have a lot of patience, grace, and commitment, while avoiding blame and despair.

Most people don’t work for a church or ministry…so how can you glorify God through your work? Christian hip-hop artist Lecrae shares his passion for helping people glorify God in everything they do.

For a good time, call HOME! Pastor Ted Cunningham encourages couples to make a deliberate effort to have fun together, and to enjoy each day as husband and wife. Laugh along and be encouraged, as Ted shares stories from his own marriage.

You want your children to do good in the world, serve others, and love the Lord, but that desire needs to be instilled. Dr. Kathy Koch examines the importance of character in your child’s life and ways you can nurture and develop it.

You want your children to do good in the world, serve others, and love the Lord, but that desire needs to be instilled. 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.

The average American spends about NINE hours a day on screens, and many find that to be normal. David Murrow can relate. He shares from his personal experience and forty years in the TV business about the negative effects from overuse of technology.

Your marriage should radiate joy, but responsibility and routine often get in the way. Arlene Pellicane offers hope and encouragement as you seek happiness in your marriage. In this fun-filled conversation, you’ll hear how to become a happy wife by focusing on God instead of your problems and being purposeful in your marriage.

Rather than fight with your spouse, you need to fight for your marriage! Pastor D.A. and Elicia Horton describe how they’ve worked through financial challenges, ways to navigate conflict, and the value of spiritual discipleship.

They got into a six-hour screaming match two months before their wedding! Pastor D.A. and Elicia Horton had a lot of emotional baggage, but through commitment and believing in God’s Word, their constant conflict began to transform into something beautiful.

Virginia Prodan tells her powerful story of courageously leading her would-be assassin to Christ behind the Iron Curtain. For defending Christians in court, Virginia was kidnapped, beaten, and had her life threatened on several occasions. She’ll inspire you to fearlessly stand for truth, no matter the cost.

Virginia Prodan tells her powerful story of courageously leading her would-be assassin to Christ behind the Iron Curtain. For defending Christians in court, Virginia was kidnapped, beaten, and had her life threatened on several occasions. She’ll inspire you to fearlessly stand for truth, no matter the cost.

If you could start all over as a parent, what would you do differently? Jonathan McKee helps younger parents learn from his parenting “flubs.” He’ll give you some great strategies to be an intentional parent, bond with your child, and successfully raise him or her into adulthood.

Being a mom takes strength—strength that can only come from God. A mother of seven, Heidi St. John, explains why you as a mom need to place your confidence in God, and why it’s best to press into His love, grace, and mercy. With relatable stories, practical tips, and inspiring encouragement, you’ll be motivated to connect with God every day.

If you’re dragging around on auto-pilot, just “going through the motions, Author-and-comedian, Ken Davis, talks about his secret struggle with depression and weight gain, and what finally inspired him to turn his life around.

You may think that as you get older, you get wiser, but comedian Ken Davis says…he just gets weirder! Ken will encourage you to beat the middle-age blues, by living life to the fullest.

What grabs your attention? Is it social media, TV, or a favourite book? Dr. Tony Evans brings a challenging reminder that Jesus expects us to focus on what He is doing in the lives of people around us.