What did Jesus think of women? Through the eyes Jewish culture, Kristi McLelland reveals how Jesus was radically empowering and compassionate toward women.By Kristi McLelland

Dr. Jeremiah Johnston reveals research on the devices and social media our kids live on. What do we need to know? How can we manage both in holy ways?By Jeremiah Johnston

Blogger Tim Challies & his wife Aileen reflect on their passage through grief over the loss of their son, with thoughts for grievers and comforters alike.By Tim and Aileen Challies

Blogger Tim Challies and his wife Aileen received the call every parent dreads: That their young,healthy, engaged-to-be-married son had suddenly collapsed and died. The Challies speak openlyBy Tim and Aileen Challies

Ever imagined a life without hurry, relentless work, multitasking, or scarcity? Jen Pollock Michel, author of In Good Time, believes we can live lives characterized instead by presence, attention,By Jen Pollock Michel

Author Jen Pollock Michel shows how to establish life-giving time-management habits & develop a grounded, healthy, life-giving relationship with the clock.By Jen Pollock Michel

Non-traditional families are now considered traditional. As churches, how do we meet changingneeds & serve them well? Listen to Ron Deal's conversation with three senior pastors on why and how to love all families, despite the narrative of their past.By Ron Deal

What do you do when you’re grieved, bitter, or straight-up angry with God? Author Philip Yancey offers powerful ideas for unvarnished emotion.By Phillip Yancey

Why is God hidden? Silent? Unfair? Author Philip Yancey wrestles with all-too-real disappointment with God—and looks our questions in the eye.By Phillip Yancey

God’s laced the Bible with stories of women strong or vulnerable, evil or deeply good. Author Nana Dolce examines a handful of these prominent females.By Nana Dolce

The Old Testament is packed with the narratives of women whose lives foreshadowed Jesus. Author Nana Dolce examines several of their life stories.By Nana Dolce

Are we making too much of the differences between men and women? Author Jen Wilkin knows how a woman thrives—& how to sidestep common marriage-role snags.By Jen Wilkin

Abandonment. Foster care. Juvenile hall: Tori Hope Petersen’s life was looking bleak. But God had a different story in mind for this unlikely overcomer.By Tori Hope & Jacob Petersen

Growing up with a mentally ill mother and living in twelve different foster homes, nothing was in Tori Hope Petersen’s favor. How did she become a Track and Field All-American—and later, Mrs. Universe?By Tori Hope & Jacob Petersen

When someone doesn’t know Jesus, their brain isn’t the only thing tossing out arguments. Author Sean McDowell looks to deeper hurt behind faith questions.By Sean McDowell

What’s it look like to have effective, tough conversations about beliefs? Author and professor Sean McDowell equips you for hard conversations that matter about faith.By Sean McDowell

Sean McDowell, author of A Rebel’s Manifesto: Choosing Truth, Real Justice, and Love amid theNoise of Today's World, knows Christians get angry and defensive about faith. He also knows people resist faith because of deep pain and issues of morality.By Sean McDowell

What if brave happens in the middle of fear? Annie F. Downs, bestselling author of 100 Days to Brave: Unlocking Your Most Courageous Self, had to learn the hard way how to be brave.By Annie F. Downs

Have you given up on having fun? Did you know Jesus modeled fun—as a bridge to God? Annie F.Downs, bestselling author of Chase the Fun: 100 Days to Discover Fun Right Where You Are, has big ideas on why and how to have fun again.By Annie F. Downs

If you avoid what’s beneath your marital conflict...it’ll probably keep happening. Former FamilyLife Today cohost Bob Lepine helps you get to what gets you.By Bob Lepine

Fed up with your spouse? Author Bob Lepine helps you trade blame, dissatisfaction, & disappointment for a stronger, richer, and more rewarding marriage.By Bob Lepine

Twice-widowed Rachel Faulkner-Brown felt overwhelmed by losses in her new marriage. But there was more of God to know—and He had bigger dreams.By Rachel Faulkner-Brown and Don Brown

After losing two husbands, author Rachel Faulkner-Brown couldn’t believe she might have found love again. Again, she collided with grief as life went from bad to worse. But God had more hope for Rachel.By Rachel Faulkner-Brown and Don Brown

With two husbands in heaven and one here, Rachel Faulkner-Brown has walked dark roads. But she knows hope, & healing from profound grief, are possible.By Rachel Faulkner-Brown and Don Brown

Is narcissism a reality or a label in your blended family? Therapist Ron Deal helps you look deeper and know how to deal.By Ron Deal

Therapist Laurel Slade-Waggoner talks about protecting her kids in her dangerous marriage—while staying strong amidst a narcissist’s attempts to control.By Laurel Slade-Waggoner

How can you tell if you’re dealing with a narcissist? Therapist Laurel Slade-Waggoner relays the story of her own dysfunctional, destructive marriage.By Laurel Slade-Waggoner

Throughout the Bible, God employs unexpected saviors. Author Nana Dolce peers into the lives of Old Testament women who intervened for His people.By Nana Dolce

Stories pointing to Jesus don’t start in the New Testament. Nana Dolce, author of Seed of the Woman, opens up Old Testament women’s lives with truths that shape us.By Nana Dolce

Radio cohosts Brant Hansen and Sherri Lynn talk about their passion of advocating for children with treatable disabilities through CURE International. They're in this together.By Brant Hansen & Sherri Lynn

Who do you know that’s different enough to make you better? Brant Hansen and Sherri Lynn,national syndicated radio hosts of the Brant Hansen Show, talk about why they’re so much stronger together.By Brant Hansen & Sherri Lynn

92% of us think we’re morally superior to others. Author Brant Hansen explores how extensively we whitewash our motivations—to our profound destruction.By Brant Hansen

What if your self-righteousness is cannibalizing your life? National radio host Brant Hansen explains the multifaceted freedom of admitting how bad we are.By Brant Hansen

What would happen if you admitted you weren't a good person? From priests to prisoners, nearlyeveryone thinks they're morally better than average. Why change our minds? Why admit the truth about ourselves? Author and radio host Brant Hansen shows what happens when we fight our own self-righteousness—and embrace the truth about us.…

What’s Jesus’ resurrection have to do with your life right here, right now? Acclaimed apologist Dr. Jeremiah Johnston makes his case: Resurrection changes everything. He sets out to show why Jesus' victory over death is central to your faith and how we view suffering and death. Johnston examine the latest archaeological and textual findings and pre…

Does actual proof of Jesus’ resurrection exist? Acclaimed apologist & scholar Dr. Jeremiah Johnston has found the body of proof overwhelming.By Jeremiah Johnston

Got kids in your blended family living in two homes—and a gap in values they hold? It can be hardto keep your kid on the right track with values, goals & spirituality. Counselor & author Ron Deal helps you guard against future deconversion.By Ron Deal

Where do you find peace if your situation doesn’t change? Michael and Ann Swindell talk about unshakable peace smack in the middle of stress and fear.By Ann & Michael Swindell

Ann Swindell, author of The Path to Peace, and her husband Michael relay the story of harrowing years of depression, loss, and feeling for God in the dark.By Ann & Michael Swindell

Where’d all the passion in marriage go? Authors Jason and Tori Benham were losing the spark—until Jason realized how to recover that first-love intensity.By Jason & Tori Benham

Wondering how to lean into struggles rather than avoiding them? Authors Jason and Tori Benham tell how they found beauty in battle, turning real conflict and into passion and purpose.By Jason & Tori Benham

Beautiful people don’t just happen, insists author and pastor Scott Sauls. So what’s it look like to shape true beauty in the souls within our four walls? Scott offers everyday ideas.By Scott Sauls

From his own darkness, Scott Sauls chose to share with his congregation his shame and fear—and discovered we’re all in recovery. One person remarked, “Today, you became my pastor. Through your story I feel like now we can relate.” Beautiful people, he says, don’t just happen.By Scott Sauls

What do you do when regret, fear, and hurt feel like more than you can lift? Scott Sauls gets real about his—and a God who shoulders our greatest shame.By Scott Sauls

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The underlying trauma and effects from domestic violence.

I talk about the purpose of educating the public about relationships and domestic violence. Domestic violence is a problem of epidemic proportions with far reaching consequences for individual victims.

Everything you wanted to learn about Domestic Violence? Am I a victim or the perpetrator? How do you define abusive relationships.