Rules can easily become outdated in a community … or in your home. That's why forward-thinking parents take a fresh look at their household rules. Jim Daly will tell you how.By webdev@fotf.org (Focus on the Family).

Do you feel guilty about mistakes you made years ago? Jim Daly shares how to let your burdens go with the story of a man who found peace for his mistakes by writing his own, rather unusual obituary.By webdev@fotf.org (Focus on the Family).

Anything can lead your marriage into conflict if you allow it. Jim Daly shares how to strengthen your marriage by growing beyond selfishness through sacrifice.By webdev@fotf.org (Focus on the Family).

Moms and dads work hard. Maybe too hard. Jim Daly shares how not to get so busy that you ignore the very people you're working so hard to provide it all for – your children.By webdev@fotf.org (Focus on the Family).

In the blockbuster movie Titanic, the love story between Jack and Rose was so epic it could only exist in the movies, right? Well, not so fast. Jim Daly shares the actual story of the couple Jack and Rose were modeled after.By webdev@fotf.org (Focus on the Family).

Professional surfer Bethany Hamilton lost her arm in a shark attack when she was 13. Instead of giving in to discouragement and saying, "Why me?", she said, "What for? What can I do with this?" Jim Daly shares her story.By webdev@fotf.org (Focus on the Family).

Moms and Dads have a tough job. The world is at their kids' fingertips. Jim Daly shares why it's so important to a child's well-being for parents to guard what their children see and hear.By webdev@fotf.org (Focus on the Family).

What should you say to help someone who is grieving? What if the answer is "absolutely nothing"? Jim Daly shares how to be present with someone in the midst of their pain.By webdev@fotf.org (Focus on the Family).

In marriage, broken does not equal worthless. Jim Daly uses the Japanese art form of Kintsugi to describe how to transform the broken pieces of your relationship into something beautiful.By webdev@fotf.org (Focus on the Family).

Is it possible for children to be over-parented once they leave home? Jim Daly says yes and shares why one college professor calls smartphones "the world's largest umbilical cord."By webdev@fotf.org (Focus on the Family).

For all of its physicality, football is primarily a game of strategy. Many of those tactics work well off the field, too. Jim Daly shares strategies for strengthening your marriage and family.By webdev@fotf.org (Focus on the Family).

Who can understand the pressure a mom faces better than another mom? Jim Daly shares why every mom has an opportunity to be a force for good in the lives of other moms.By webdev@fotf.org (Focus on the Family).

Loving someone is easy when life is smooth and uncomplicated. But it's not until the going gets tough that you see what true love is made of. Jim Daly discovered that from personal experience. Hear his story.By webdev@fotf.org (Focus on the Family).

In June of 1752, Benjamin Franklin conducted an experiment that changed the course of the world. Jim Daly shares how Franklin's courage can empower you to change the world.By webdev@fotf.org (Focus on the Family).

Do you remember when Burger King came up with a "left-handed Whopper"? Or how about when Richard Nixon announced a run for president in the 1990s? What is it about this day that creates such off-the-wall events? Jim Daly answers and explains how similar thinking can improve your marriage.By webdev@fotf.org (Focus on the Family).

There are twists and turns in every marriage. Jim Daly shares why good marriages aren't good because they never face obstacles but because couples keep their marriage a priority … even when things don't go as planned.By webdev@fotf.org (Focus on the Family).

Luxury doesn't make us happy for long. Jim Daly shares why a rich and meaningful life isn't anchored in "stuff," but in values that endure for a lifetime.By webdev@fotf.org (Focus on the Family).

Here's a question for all the married guys: Do you want to improve your sex life? Stupid question, right? Well, it'll take learning how to deepen the bond with your wife and re-fueling her desire for you. Jim Daly dispels some of the mystery surrounding marital intimacy.By webdev@fotf.org (Focus on the Family).

Do you ever take shortcuts or the easiest route possible? Jim Daly shares why successful people understand that what makes you happy in the short term isn't always what's best for you in the long run.By webdev@fotf.org (Focus on the Family).

Grief can make the world a lonely and dark place. Jim Daly shares about a man who learned how to replace the darkness of grief with the brightness of hope.By webdev@fotf.org (Focus on the Family).

If you've got teenagers, you've probably asked them, "What were you thinking?" Jim Daly explains what your child is thinking and why you should look beneath their behavior for answers.By webdev@fotf.org (Focus on the Family).

Anger is like fire. Misuse it or lose control, and it'll burn everything to the ground. Jim Daly explains the difference between good anger and bad anger.By webdev@fotf.org (Focus on the Family).

Blindness is usually considered a disability. Jim Daly shares about a man whose visual impairment has made him one of his school's most respected teachers.By webdev@fotf.org (Focus on the Family).

Self-centeredness ruins marriage. Jim Daly will help you build a relationship that's bigger than either you or your spouse alone.By webdev@fotf.org (Focus on the Family).

When was the last time you appreciated how blessed you are? Jim Daly shares simple ways to remember all the great things you have in life.By webdev@fotf.org (Focus on the Family).

Most people believe they're fair and open minded. But everybody is biased. Jim Daly explains why you can't truly respect other people's opinions until you recognize that everyone, including you, has a point of view.By webdev@fotf.org (Focus on the Family).

Drugs and alcohol aren't the only addictions that sabotage people's lives. Jim Daly explains the addictive nature of certain behaviors and how to set yourself free.By webdev@fotf.org (Focus on the Family).

Did you know that the phrase "separation of church and state" is not written in any founding document? Jim Daly shares why that matters and why religious freedom lies at the heart of American freedom.By webdev@fotf.org (Focus on the Family).

Life can feel overwhelming when circumstances spiral out of control. The question is, where do you begin to get things back on track? Jim Daly shares why you don’t have to move the whole mountain at once. You just have to do the next right thing.By webdev@fotf.org (Focus on the Family).

Bad things happen, and the world can get awfully dark. None of us can save the world, but every one of us can tilt the world in a good direction. Jim Daly explains how.By webdev@fotf.org (Focus on the Family).