Author and mom Laura Booz speaks with Dannah Gresh about one of God’s good gifts in motherhood: that of kindness. View More →

It’s easy for moms to get bogged down in the daily chores of motherhood. It’s easy for them to miss out on the joy of motherhood. View More →

How can a busy mom spend one-on-one time with the Lord when her attention is dominated by the needs of her family? That’s something Laura Booz tackles. View More →

How do you guide your children when they learn from your sinful example? View More →

When Laura's first child was born, she felt overwhelmed as a mom. You'll be encouraged to look to God for strength for any situation that makes you feel weak. View More →

You can’t imagine how important it is for your children to know that you spend time with the Lord. View More →

Tell your children and future generations what God has done in your life. View More →

When parents teach God’s Word to their kids, it can feel like the material is going in one ear and out the other. But it may pay off more than you realize. View More →

Do you ever feel like you’re parenting in a hostile world? Learn how Jochebed approached parenting with faith and purpose. View More →

Dannah Gresh and Staci Rudolph unmask lies about our worth and the shocking price tag for today’s fake beauty. View More →

168 million children worldwide are returning to school for the first time since March 2020. Sally Burke inspires you to pray for the kids and their teachers. View More →

How do you help someone who is struggling with depression or anxiety, especially a teenager? View More →

You've got 168 hours to spend with your family this week. Ruth Chou Simons shares how to maximize your time this summer to help each other grow in Christ. View More →

“When surrendering is tough, remember Who you are surrendering to.” That’s wisdom Tracy Lane learned through parenting two special needs children. View More →

Are you raising your kids with eternity in mind? View More →

Emily Harmon knew exactly what she wanted her life to be like. Guess what? Things didn’t go according to her plan. Can you relate? View More →

Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth asks, "Is the Word of God a priority in the lives of your children?" View More →

Regardless of your season or role, even your small acts of faithfulness matter. Clare Toro joins our hosts to share how one woman made a big impact in her life. View More →

Bob Lepine joins us to examine one particular quality of the biblical definition of love: Love is patient. View More →

Dannah Gresh will show us three lies that families can easily slip into believing. She’ll also show us the truth that we need for countering those lies. View More →

Jimmy and Kelly Needham talk about why they embrace the high cost of adoption. View More →

As you’re choosing books for your children, you have a chance to instill in them what it means to serve God wholeheartedly. View More →

In a world of email, instant messaging, and phone texts, how can you deliver a message that will really cut through the clutter? View More →

Mark DeMoss says the best time to read the Bible and pray is early in the morning. He says waiting until later in the day leaves room for more distractions. View More →

When Mark DeMoss was a young man, he observed people in the last stages of life. Most of those people had the exact same regrets. Find out why. View More →

In light of the events our world is facing right now, Robyn McKelvy and her daughter, ReNay, reflect on the sin of racism. View More →

Praying on behalf of her wayward son was one of the most difficult things Judy's ever gone through—but had some beautiful gifts along the way. View More →

If you’ve ever received a call in the middle of the night and wondered whether it was going to be the police or bad news, you probably have loved a prodigal. View More →

June 2 is Worldwide Prodigal Prayer Day. Join guest Judy Douglass, the founder of this day, as she explains what it’s all about, and how you can get involved. View More →

If you find it difficult to love a prodigal son or daughter, you’ll identify with Judy Douglass. That was her experience, too. View More →