Love the flexibility of attending digital church services from your sofa? Get skeptical. With Jay Y. Kim, discover why it impacts worship and community.Oleh Jay Y. Kim

Feeling low after scrolling, but don't know why? Social media can cause low self-esteem and addiction. Jay Y. Kim examines how to to unplug--and increase contentment.Oleh Jay Y. Kim

"I use my phone a lot. Doesn't everyone?" Truth: Our phones are designed to keep us scrolling and swiping at all costs. Jay Kim reveals eye- opening ways our phones can create a prison for our souls and impact the life and future of the worldwide church.Oleh Jay Y. Kim

Does life continue to knock you down--hard? Maybe there's a never-ending cycle of financial struggles, or every time you get close to someone, things fall apart. Whatever it is, Elizabeth Woodson offers gentle guidance through tough, disappointing realities. She provides a fresh perspective—one that embraces genuine joy amid searing setbacks and lo…

Stuck in a rut, thinking about the past? Elizabeth emphasizes practical steps and coping strategies on how to climb out of seasons of discontent and difficulty.Oleh Elizabeth Woodson

If you could know God deeper, would you? Don't miss out on a deeper connection. Authors Jen Wilkin and J. T. English invite you to take your next step in knowing the God your soul craves.Oleh Jen Wilkin & J.T. English

Somewhere in the middle of text notifications and disturbing headlines, 'theology' might feelmissable. But is it? Jen Wilkin & J.T. English discovers the significance of theology, its role in church and family discipleship, and why everyone is a theologian.Oleh Jen Wilkin & J.T. English

How can you create a safe place at home geared toward food and body image? Campbell Brownand therapist, Sissy Goff, share insight on addressing teenage eating disorders, body image concerns, and emotional well-being in kids.Oleh Rachel & Campbell Faulkner-Brown

Who does God say we are? Campbell Brown opens up about overcoming her body image issues and eating disorder as she integrates a Christian perspective on mental health.Oleh Rachel & Campbell Faulkner-Brown

Who does God say we are? Campbell Brown opens up about overcoming her body image issues and eating disorder as she integrates a Christian perspective on mental health.Oleh Rachel & Campbell Faulkner-Brown

Could you or someone you know have an eating disorder? Campbell Brown shares her personal journey with anorexia and her mom, Rachel, shares how she learned to support her on the road to recovery.Oleh Rachel & Campbell Faulkner-Brown

"Our marriage feels off, but I can't pinpoint why. How can I be working on my marriage whilerunning on fumes?" David & Meg Robbins recognize the signs of strain and provide practical advice for addressing them. Discover insights to strengthen your relationship.Oleh David and Meg Robbins

Wondering why you feel constantly drained and emotionally exhausted? David & Meg Robbinswalk through the passage of Psalm 23 highlighting the intimate and caring relationship between God and His people. Find the rest your soul's been craving.Oleh David and Meg Robbins

Life is hectic--and finding time for intimacy feels impossible. How can we keep our connectionstrong amidst all the crazy? David and Meg Robbins find out how to manage overwhelming busyness, offering tangible approaches to build stronger intimacy.Oleh David & Meg Robbins

When did it become so hard to know how to do friendship with the people around us, despite all the options we have to connect? And how are we supposed to feel that close to a holy, perfect, and invisible God? Author Jared Wilson and his wife Becky believe friendships are unmissable-- and they've got ideas on where to start.…

Is Jesus a friend of sinners? Like me? Jared and Becky Wilson show us how Jesus' acceptance of us isn't determined by what we do.Oleh Jared & Becky Wilson

Maintain your bro time even in marriage! Dave Wilson and Brian Goins, with guests Ed Uszynski, Darrin Mabuni, and Aaron Ivey, emphasize the importance of male connections, particularly within the Christian community. They explore how these connections contribute to great marriages, wise parenting, and overall well-being. Discover why having someone…

Ever wonder if your spouse is hiding something? Dave Wilson and Brian Goins host Ed Uszynski, Darrin Mabuni and Aaron Ivey to discuss why the dark parts of your marriage need the light. They share key ways to make your connection stronger, and foster transparency and trust.Oleh Dave Wilson: Brian Goins, Ed Uszynski, Darrin

Why is prayer important? Because prayer is a battlefield. Brian Goins, Ed Uszynski, Darrin Mabuni and Aaron Ivey discuss the roles of praying as a husband and how prayer can be intimidating for men. Discover mind-blowing ways to make prayer a superpower in your marriage and everyday life.Oleh Dave Wilson: Brian Goins, Ed Uszynski, Darrin

Is there baggage destroying your marriage? Ann Wilson, Meg Robbins, Jamie Ivey, and Vivian Mabuni chat about baggage in marriage including,• influence of family generations• unmet expectations, and• porn's effects on marriageTune in for actionable steps and valuable perspectives on preserving intimacy in your relationship.…

Discover profound insights on the biblical perspective of being a "helper" in this engaging podcast. Join Ann Wilson, Meg Robbins, Jamie Ivey, and Vivian Mabuni as they lead a dynamic women's roundtable discussion.Oleh Ann Wilson, Meg Robbins, Jamie Ivey, Vivian M

Jordan Raynor guides parents in demonstrating the sacredness of every aspect of life and work, encouraging a purposeful approach connected to God for their children.Oleh Jordan Raynor

Can your regular job impact eternity? If you're uncertain about whether your job aligns with yourspiritual values and God's plan for your life, Jordan Raynor shares ways to make your work meaningful in everyday tasks and explores if God truly cares about what you do from an eternal perspective.Oleh Jordan Raynor

"My job is boring... Does this work have any real point?" Instead of aimlessly searching LinkedIn,Jordan Raynor offers an alternative solution on how to work with purpose! Could God value your work if it's not "in ministry"?Oleh Jordan Raynor

Imagine losing your pregnant wife in a home invasion and navigating the challenges of gettingremarried years later. Join Ron Deal, Davey & Kristi Blackburn as they share their journey, emphasizing the significance of leaning into the pain of losing someone you love for healing and blending their families.…

Should you follow your heart or your head? Kevin DeYoung believes God understands our hearts. Could you possibly be steering yourself in the wrong direction? If you're grappling with deciding whether to end a relationship or if your next career path is right for you, gain confidence in your next decision with thoughtful consideration.…

Brian Goins and Ed Uszynski faced a mammoth challenge: reimagining and improvingFamilyLife's classic group resource, Art of Marriage, to resonate with a global audience of current and new generations.Oleh Brian Goins, Ed Uszynski, David & Meg Robbins

What could it look like for your marriage to pour into your community, your neighbors, your kidsfriends? David and Meg Robbins explore the positive impact marriage brings the world--and the fulfillment a marriage on mission could bring the two of you.Oleh David & Meg Robbins + Brian Goins + Ed Uszyns

Feel like work is disconnecting you from your spouse? JD and Veronica Greear share 10 tips to feed healthy relationships and genuine community in your marriage.Oleh JD & Veronica Greear with Brian Goins

Struggling in marriage? JD and Veronica Greear offer real-life hope. Re-learn the transformative power of the gospel in healing deep wounds.Oleh JD & Veronica Greear

If Paul were writing the book of Romans for people in the 21st century, what would he say? JDand Veronica Greear break down Paul’s explanation to the Romans, translating it into language that offers advice and encouragement for how to live its mind-boggling realities.Oleh JD & Veronica Greear

Do we really need that many pillows on the bed? Are we both doing the same amount of chores? Is there room for compromise? Author Debra Fileta provides a fresh perspective in the struggle, highlighting how the 'me, myself, and I' mindset even in small things like pillows, can harm a marriage. She advocates that shifting from selfish ambition to pri…

Any married person will tell you there's a significant difference between what you expect marriage to be like and what marriage is...actually...like. Author Debra Fileta proposes that, while marriage may be challenging, it's worth the beauty on the other side.Oleh Debra Fileta

Got guilt? Drawing from his book 'Impossible Christianity,' author Kevin DeYoung believes you don't have to carry a collective sense of guilt for past sins or feel the pressure to solve every problem in the present. Experience a sweet, new relationship with God and lasting satisfaction. Here's how.Oleh Kevin DeYoung

Feeling a bit lost on where to begin teaching your kids about unity and diversity? Trillia Newbell, author of several christian children's books, is here to share some fantastic insights. She'll guide you on helping your little ones see the beauty in people from all walks of life, according to God's perspective. Let's dive into the world of diversi…

We're richer than ever. But are we actually happier? Join authors Kelly & Tabitha Kopic as they talk about the surprising sources of pleasure and genuine wealth.Oleh Kelly & Tabitha Kapic

As a parent, when you’re disciplining, breaking up fights, or chatting in the car—would youbelieve you’re doing theology? Theologian Kelly Kapic knows theology isn't just a matter of what we think. It affects who we are.Oleh Kelly Kapic

Ever wonder if your habits could be putting a damper on your marriage? Authors Kevin andMarcia Myers believe confronting those big issues can bring a fresh spark to your relationship. Whether it's financial concerns, deciding on having more kids, or other biggies, tackling these 'elephants' can breathe new life into your connection. Here's how.…

Would your spouse say they feel "heard"? Authors Kevin & Marcia Myers help unearth a new level of intimacy through the power of intentionally listening. Learn the strategies for navigating fights, skills of listening and resolving conflicts.Oleh Dennis Rainey & Bob Lepine

Remember the honeymoon phase? (What's changed?) Authors Kevin & Marcia Myers help get back to where you started and rekindle the spark.Oleh Kevin and Marcia Myers

A new year comes with new goals. Want to start with a more fulfilling, stronger marriage? Brian Goins and Ed Uszynski share tips on how to grow together, get more honest, and choose other practical steps to kickstart a stronger year together.Oleh Brian Goins, Ed Uszynski

Could we be witnessing a return of belief in God in our generation? Apologist Justin Brierley, author of Rediscovering the Bible and the Alternative Story of Science, offers compelling scientific evidence for robust faith.Oleh Justin Brierley

How much should Christian parents protect their kids? Justin Brierley, a parent himself, providestips on how to equip both us and our kids to confidently tackle tough questions about faith. Turning everyday conversations into faith-building moments!Oleh Justin Brierley

For the next 30 years, one million young people will leave their faith. Whether a person believes in God or holds atheist beliefs, author Justin Brierley knows there's a vital need for open conversation.Oleh Justin Brierley

Hope in a discouraging world: It’s hard to come by. But bestselling author Paul Miller knows onehabit –prayer—can catapult life beyond imagination. Don’t settle for a powerless faith. Find out how to pray big.Oleh Paul Miller

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.Oleh Annie F. Downs

Brief summary of DV

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.