Just because you're getting older doesn't mean your health is ready to fail! Dr. Walt Larimore describes the important balance of your physical, mental, relational and spiritual healthand how a few simple habits can provide well-being for a lifetime!
Hosted by Jim Daly, President and CEO of Focus on the Family, this half-hour program is the cornerstone of Focus on the Family's home-strengthening outreach. Focus on the Family provides biblically-based advice for marriage and parenting with heart-touching stories and help for families.
The wear and tear of everyday life can really take a toll on your marriage. Dr. Randy Schroeder will offer simple tips for a marriage tune-up. Also, Storytelling can help bring the Bible to life! Jerry Jenkins shares about his remarkable writing career and the wide-spread impact of The Chosen. He’ll inspire you to connect with God on a deeper level through the story of Jesus.
There’s a reason traditional marriage vows have endured for centuries. Take a close look at what the marriage vows are really saying.
Motherhood is rewarding, but it can certainly have its challenges. Kirsten Watson offers encouragement for moms in the trenches. As a mom of seven and wife of NFL veteran Benjamin Watson, Kirsten reminds you to embrace your identity in Christ and trust God through the everyday-ness of motherhood.
Choosing joy is essential if you're going to have lasting happiness as a parent. John and Danny address how you can still have joy, even if you're facing difficult circumstances as a mom or dad. Plus, Jim Daly and Janel Breitenstein share how being joyful is ultimately a decision you make, even in your parenting
Jason Smith, a middle school principal in Kentucky, met his daughter for the first time when she was in the sixth grade. Her name was Raven. She’d been sent to Jason’s office after getting angry in the cafeteria and throwing food at a fellow student. When Jason sat Raven down, he asked her, “Would you act that way at a restaurant?” Her answer surprised him. She had never eaten in a restaurant, she said, because she’d spent her entire life in the foster care system.