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podcast episode | July 2, 2018

Most parents enter their role feeling inadequate. Bill and Holly Elliff have been down the road and are able to offer biblical insight and practical help.

blog post | July 16, 2015

Do we know how to romance our men—with the things that truly make them feel loved?

podcast episode | September 17, 2008

The more work you do on your marriage all along the way, the fewer holes there will be in that relationship when you arrive at the empty nest.

podcast episode | August 18, 2009

You’ll often encounter two opposing ideas about wisdom—the world’s and God’s. But the world’s definition is far different than God’s definition.

podcast episode | July 26, 2012

If God is good, why does He allow us to suffer? Nancy talks with Deborah Howard about finding God in the most difficult circumstances of life.

podcast episode | July 17, 2014

When you commit to reading the Bible as a family, it will affect your children for many years to come. It also affects those around you.

podcast episode | June 3, 2019

Karen Melby was afraid for her daughter’s safety. Her daughter had a big idea involving orphans in Uganda, a paddle board, and a volatile body of water.

podcast episode | June 8, 2016

Are you ever tempted to think your marriage has no hope? Barbara Rainey says as long as you have breath, there’s hope.

podcast episode | October 18, 2018

Donna Avant grew up in a home full of conflict, yelling, and screaming. So when she met her husband, John, she brought those behaviors into marriage.

podcast episode | July 6, 2017

Imagine your marriage is a plant. Husbands need to water and care for that plant. Wives need to beware of pulling out the shears.