[ATTENTION: This program's material may not be suitable for young children. ] Jean Marie Davis was a victim for more than 20 years. But today, she’s an overcomer in Christ! Hear how Jean was rescued from sex-trafficking, transformed by God’s love, and now helps rescue women and preborn babies from abortion!
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.
At some point in your parenting journey, you’ll probably have The Talk with your children. Justin and Lindsey Holcomb help you figure out how to share God’s design in ways young kids can understand. You’ll be well prepared to answer the question, Where do babies come from? in a way that honors and glorifies God!
How do we fight against pornography in marriage? Over the next two episodes Greg and Erin tackle this important subject with Mark and Rosie Makinney. Later we are joined by Focus on the Family Counselor Geremy Keeton to dive deeper into the effects of porn on marriage and as always we get a question from one of our listeners about rekindling intimacy after infidelity.
Scott Klusendorf, President of the Life Training Institute, challenges pro-life advocates to gently yet persuasively stand for preborn babies and vulnerable women in a culture divided on abortion. Scott explains the four main worldviews informing the abortion debate and the philosophical flaws in moral relativism. He offers a clear defense for every human life, regardless of size, level of development, environment, or degree of dependency. He'll help you engage common cultural arguments on abortion to advocate for life. Scott will also encourage you with practical strategies to show love and compassion to women and help further steer the culture toward life.
Sexual attraction, especially in young boys, is normal. Here's how you can help guide your son to respond well.
Wives often carry an extra mental burden. Here are 4 ways to get on the same page with your spouse in this area.