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November 2019 marks the 10th anniversary of the Manhattan Declaration, in which various denominations and non-denominational churches affirmed their shared concerns about life, marriage and religious liberty. A few years ago, responsibility for the...

Based on their own experience of job loss and financial struggles following the 2008 recession, Jeff and Shaunti Feldhahn come alongside and equip couples to keep their marriages strong during financial crisis.

Licensed counselors Stephen James and Chip Dodd share stories of their own mistakes and misadventures of fatherhood. They encourage parents to examine their hearts, accept their failings, and release the baggage they bring into parenting. Parents will...

Speaking directly to pregnant teen girls as well as their parents, Tricia Goyer offers the wisdom she's gained from looking back at her own experiences as a pregnant teen. She encourages young listeners to pursue God's plan for their circumstances.

Money can be a touchy subject, tied up with many different emotions…but it doesn’t have to be! In this one-day Focus on the Family broadcast, Deborah Pegues equips and empowers women to better understand their finances and make strong choices for the...

Jonathan McKee educates parents on apps like Instagram and Snapchat, and encourages them to be more involved in the media choices (games, movies, music) of their tweens and teens. He recommends ‘co-viewing’ as a non-confrontive way of getting involved...

Sarah Parshall Perry wants to encourage women in their motherhood journey. She recounts with humor and vulnerability her own struggles of transitioning out of the corporate world into motherhood, and needing to rediscover her identity, purpose and value...

Joni Eareckson Tada is a prolife champion who, for more than 50 years, has been a living example of how God using the imperfect and broken people of the world in outstanding and unbelievable ways. Today’s culture would rather promote death than face...

Dr. Kathy Koch offers four things that families can do to remain emotionally healthy during the pandemic. These habits include grieving what isn't, accepting what is, rejecting lies such as fear or pessimism, and working on improving yourself.

Life is unpredictable, complicated and impossible to manage and control. About the time you think you’ve found your footing, the earth begins to shake, again. In this Focus on the Family chapel presentation Michele Cushatt shares how you can find...

There are five basic styles of relating to people that are largely developed by our early life experiences: the Avoider, Pleaser, Vacillator, Chaotic Controller/Victim, and Secure Connector. When stress is factored into your primary attachment style, it...

Christians cannot allow themselves to become despairing or disengaged because of the perceived problems in America today. Yes, problems exist, but we are called to be salt and light to a dying world. Tim Goeglein, author of American Restoration, believes...

For those suffering with mental illness, the last thing they need to hear is “Well, you just need to pray more,” or “You need to have more faith.” Treatment for mental health issues requires a holistic approach – addressing...

Natasha Crain remembers the exact day she realized she had no idea what she was doing as a mom. Her twins were four months old and had become quiet – they didn’t cry or need a diaper change. She realized that beyond providing for her kids’ physical...

Josh and Christi Straub are passionate about helping young children and their parents identify and navigate their emotions. In today’s culture, many people really don’t know what they are feeling, and may have learned to suppress or numb their...

Many psychologists have pointed out that the coronavirus outbreak – with its emphasis on social isolation, fear, job losses and financial struggles – may lead to another pandemic – this time, of depression. Depression specialist Dr. Gregory Jantz offers...

Eva describes her involvement in a serious car accident which left her severely injured and depressed, and encourages listeners with her powerful and inspiring story of how God redeemed her dire circumstances through his grace, love, and faithfulness.

You and your family can live as a missionaries right where you are! On this broadcast, author Shauna Pilgreen tells her family's story of planting a church in a rough suburb of San Francisco. After moving in, they quickly got to work – meeting...