A Spiritual Action Plan
Understanding Your Hospitality Personality
Hospitality is meant for the purpose of loving our neighbor, but often we can overcomplicate it and feel overwhelmed. On FamilyLife Today, hosts Dave and Ann Wilson interview Morgan Tyree about how learning our hospitality personality frees us from stress so that we can bless others.
Befriend: When Viewpoints Differ
Author Scott Sauls encourages believers to pursue those who are different from us. Sauls reminds us that Jesus befriended prodigals and Pharisees, sinners and outcasts.
A Mans Legacy
Men have been given a unique assignment. Trouble is, many men don't know what that task is. Author Stephen Mansfield talks to Dennis Rainey about the unique attributes of manhood. Mansfield reflects on his own childhood with a military father, and takes us deeper into the lives of great men of history, like Winston Churchill and George Patton.
Powerful Parenting
Powerful parenting might not look like you think! Author Jeff Norris reveals habits to let go of self-reliance and embrace Jesus' call to depend on God.
Two Hearts Praying As One Part 1
Sacrificial Love Made Simple(r): Chad & Emily Van Dixhoorn
You want Christ-like love in your marriage, but how? Learn simple ideas for service and sacrificial love in marriage with Chad & Emily Van Dixhoorn.
Listener Letters: Love Keeps No Record of Wrongs
FamilyLife Today® hosts Dave and Ann Wilson tackle the tough questions from listeners. Hear their advice about dealing with an angry spouse.
Ann's Parenting Mistakes
Ann Wilson, co-host of FamilyLife Today, gets real about some of her greatest parenting mistakes, sharing advice from what God has taught her.
A Christian's Mission
As an ambassador of Christ, what is your mission? Barbara Rainey reflects on what it means to live as an ambassador of Christ in a world where many don't even believe that heaven exists. Barbara reminds believers of their purpose—to reach as many people as possible with the good news of the gospel.
My Battle with Porn
Some habits are hard to break. Clarence Shuler talks about his past struggles with pornography. Exposed to illicit images when he was young, Shuler tells how he tried to shake off the habit, especially during his seminary studies and the ministry that followed. He explains that it wasn't until he exposed his sin to the light and confessed his addiction to others that he found deliverance from this enslaving habit.