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Many couples face a precarious situation: they feel socially cut off from friends and other couples. Jim Daly explains why isolation eventually weakens a marriage, and community strengthens it. Support Family Ministry If you enjoyed listening to Focus on the Family Commentary, please give us your feedback.

The photo. The place. The date on the calendar. Grief has a way of turning ordinary things into places you’d rather not go. So how do you deal with grief without spending your life dodging the roar? Pastor and author Levi Lusko and his wife, Jennie, join Dave and Ann Wilson on FamilyLife Today to talk about facing what hurts—and why sometimes the way forward runs straight toward it. Show Notes and...

Twenty years of motherhood brings a lot of reflection — on the laundry done and the meals prepared and the clean dishes and the fridge kept full, none of which earned applause. On the truths about Jesus taught, the prayers prayed over specific situations, the devotionals sometimes squeezed in and sometimes missed. On the quiet, persistent work of raising children that happens largely without an au...

Uncle Si gets emotional as Jersey Joe returns to the Duck Call Room with a new book about his unlikely friendship with Phil Robertson, including personal stories from Phil's final days. Joe relives how his first duck hunt with Si nearly left him deaf, and Martin and John-David have a field day roasting some of the Robertson family's most questionable fashion choices. Al gets a second opinion on a...

How Does Group Prayer Differ From Personal Prayer?

Chuck DeGroat has spent years helping pastors after the crisis hits. In this conversation, he explains why shame does more damage than fear, what your nervous system is trying to tell you before you... Read the whole entry...   » Click the icon below to listen.

In this episode, David Wollen and his wife, Marci, continue their conversation with author and Bible teacher Jen Wilkin about viewing aging through the lens of Scripture and gaining a heart of wisdom.

What do you do when you genuinely want to follow God's will but aren't certain what He's telling you to do? Maybe you've prayed, sought wise counsel and searched Scripture, yet you're still afraid of making the wrong decision. Or perhaps you believed God was leading you in a particular direction, stepped forward in obedience and encountered unexpected obstacles that left you questioning whether yo...

Are you a good person? Paul has something to say to you. Looking at Romans 2:1–5, Dr. John Neufeld shows that those who judge others are just as guilty and condemn themselves. Don't look down on God’s kindness, forbearance, and patience; the fact that God's wrath has not yet come on you is not His approval but an invitation to repentance before the day of wrath. The Heart of the Gospel:  This 25-m...

In this episode of Pray the Word on 2 Chronicles 24:2, David Platt points us to Jesus, our perfect Priest and King. Explore more content from Radical .

Do you ever feel like your days are full but not necessarily faithful? n this all-time favorite episode of The Daily Grace Podcast, Shelby and Krystal dive into the importance of stewarding a life of faithfulness rather than simply being “busy.” Tune in for encouragement to slow down and steward your time well! Unlock a 10% off coupon when you join The Daily Grace Co.’s email list. Resources Menti...

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It’s wise to set goals and make plans, but sometimes unexpected moments alter our course. Jim Daly explains why the best decisions in life often aren’t the result of careful planning, but instinct. Support Family Ministry If you enjoyed listening to Focus on the Family Commentary, please give us your feedback.

Today, counselor Darby Strickland helps us unpack the difficult topic of domestic abuse. Learn how to distinguish between normal conflict and a pattern of coercive control, recognize the signs of emotional and verbal abuse, and find out when and how to get help. Is it Abuse? - Gift with Donation Friends Helping Friends: Identifying Abuse in Marriage

What if the key to weathering adversity as a family isn't found in the big moments, but in the small daily ones? This episode explores how building godly habits now — before challenges arrive — can transform your home. Justin Earley, author of Habits of the Household , joins us to discuss practical rhythms like scripture before phone, kneeling prayer, and praying with your kids before school, plus...

One day, their five-year-old was part of Christmas plans. The next day ... she was gone. How do you trust God after unspeakable loss—when you're grieving the only thing you begged Him not to take? Pastor and author Levi Lusko and his wife, Jennie, join Dave and Ann Wilson on FamilyLife Today to tell the story of losing their daughter Lenya—and wrestling with God when faith and heartbreak occupy th...

Just days before a son’s wedding, tears finally broke through and with them an honest cry to God: I do not want to let go. The son had found his person, and that was genuinely good. But the home that had been built and loved and found comfort in was changing — and knowing something is right does not always make it feel easy. The heart was broken even while the mind knew it should be full of joy. T...

Enjoy a variety of programs for kids in less than 30 minutes. Segments include: Kids songs A dramatised Bible story Practical life lessons on Christian living Healthy living principles Learning lessons from Kathy’s Kids Storytime These programs were made available by LifeTalk Radio at  lifetalk.net Check out our other video & audio podcasts for more inspiration! www.youtube.com/@3abnaustraliaradio...

How Do I Rely On My Faith Through The Storms of Life?

When emotions take over, it’s hard to communicate what you really want to say—especially with the people you care about most—without overexplaining or shutting down emotionally.  In this episode, I’m exploring why hard conversations can feel so difficult and the patterns that can show up when we fear conflict or rejection.   How can we communicate with both love and honesty when a conversation doe...

Modern psychology defines happiness as “self-fulfillment.” But without God, our souls will always long for greater satisfaction and joy.

If you're in marketing you're up against a huge problem: the people you work for might not trust you because (let's face it) marketing can be very vague sometimes.   But the StoryBrand Messaging Canvas fixes that. With a filled-out Canvas, your client or boss can see every step you'll walk them through and the soundbite behind every deliverable:    Part 1: The Four Rules of Messaging Part 2: The F...

When your team is grieving, even necessary business decisions can feel wrong.  In this episode, head coach John Felkins talks with a business owner about how to honor an employee who has passed away, manage the responsibilities they leave behind, and communicate next steps without making the team feel overlooked.     Next Steps: ·      Not sure what to do next in your business? Let’s figure it out...

God made  you  creative and your gifts have a purpose. Today we start talking about another rhythm that’s helping us get spiritually stronger: service. We're talking about how to serve in your gifting, how to recognize the ways God has uniquely wired you, and how to use those gifts to bring hope to the people around you.  Al Gordon is a Christian leader, pastor, and voice in the global creative mo...

Nobody wants to talk about aging, yet the pursuit of staying young has become a multibillion-dollar industry that can cause us to miss something far more valuable.