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Jay and Laura Laffoon laugh their way through a conversation on practical ways to celebrate your marriage. This couple of over thirty-nine years talks about how to enjoy your spouse by improving your day-to-day habits and attitudes. Work, parenting,...

Based on their book Triggers, Amber Lia and Wendy Speake discuss common external and internal triggers that can make mothers angry. They share their journeys overcoming their own triggers, like when their children disobey and complain, and when they...

Screen time is a battle all parents face. While technology is a great tool, it can also be a distraction. And at its worst, it can derail a child’s growth and development as well as family relationships. But we live in a tech-driven world, and we...

In a society that often paints men as the sole pursuers of sexual desire, countless wives silently struggle with unmet needs and unanswered questions. Many women have carried the weight of shame and confusion, longing for connection while feeling...

The new Possum Trot movie shares the true story of a community that adopted 77 children out of the foster care system. In this interview, we will explore that story, as well as encourage others to get involved in helping children in foster care. If...

In an upbeat and fascinating presentation, Dr. Steve Farrar explains the meaning of Psalm 23 in the context of our roles as sheep who are led by the Good Shepherd, Jesus Christ. If you'd like a CD of this broadcast, you can get it here.

With social media and “mom influencers” giving tips on how to feed your children, keep the home clean, be a fun mom, and sustain a relationship with your spouse and with God, motherhood today seems to have a lot of pressure attached to it...

As a young man, John Marriott was questioning his Christian beliefs. He began analyzing and “deconstructing” his faith. Then, he RE-constructed his faith, built on the strong foundation of Jesus Christ. In an age where young people are...

After a successful football career in the NFL, Benjamin Waston has turned his attention to celebrating fatherhood by encouraging first-time dads to be the man their wife and children need them to be. Benjamin speaks into the crisis of fatherlessness and...

Dr. Abby Johnson shares how a series of small compromises, over several years, almost permanently derailed her life. As a teenager, Abby sought the attention of men, which resulted in her first pregnancy and abortion. Believing that Planned Parenthood...

Scott Klusendorf, President of The Life Training Institute and Robyn Chambers, Vice President of Advocacy for Children at Focus on the Family, share strategies and encouragement in the pro-life movement. They offer compassion for abortion-minded women...

Solid communication habits are important in every marriage, but the way a husband speaks to his wife can have a strong impact on the relationship. On this one-day Focus on the Family broadcast, Ryan Frederick helps you as a husband learn how to better...

Jessica Manfre, author of Never Alone, encourages military spouses, covering topics like finding joy in the little things and overcoming loneliness and isolation. She also helps the Christian community better understand the challenges of military family...

Clean comedian Jeremy Nunes pokes fun at his “freakish height” (he’s 6’6”), becoming a small town mayor by accident, and the joys of being with his extended family. He also riffs on marriage, parenting, and the power of...

At some point in your parenting journey, you will probably have “The Talk”, with your children. It may come up as soon as they ask, “Where do babies come from?” On this one-day Focus on the Family broadcast, Dr. Justin and...

“What am I doing with my life?” We’ve all asked this question at some point. If you’ve struggled to find your purpose in life, instead of coasting along, Dr. Gregory Jantz can help you discover your gifts and find a direction...

Julie Bagamary never set out to be a foster parent, but she felt God’s call to help needy children. She and her husband, Randy, provided a safe and loving home for lots of children in the foster care system. But many more Christian families are...

Generally speaking, firstborns are leaders, middle children are peacemakers, and the babies of the family are playful. And while it’s challenging to understand your children’s dynamics when it comes to their birth order, these traits hold...