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We live in a culture that often struggles to love people who do not fit the mold. Even in Christian circles, those who are different, disabled, socially awkward, or hard to understand can be overlooked and avoided. But when we distance ourselves from people who exceed our comfort zones, we do more than hurt them—we may miss what God wants to accomplish through us.
When your teen begins asking hard questions about God and faith, it doesn’t necessarily mean he or she is walking away. Discover how parents can welcome those questions, build trust, and use these formative years to help their children grow in a faith of their own.
The legacy you leave your grandchildren is being shaped in everyday moments. Roger Marsh shares an encouraging reminder that your influence can help point the next generation toward a lasting faith in Jesus Christ. Grandparents and Their Vital Role https://cdn.bfldr.com/FK28HSHN/at/89jggjp466kcx6pnxrwkpt2/09142021GRANDPARENTSANDTHEIRVITALROLE_BROADCASTTRAILER.mp4 Some years ago, Dr. Dobson sat down with Larry Fowler, the founder of the Legacy Coalition, and Larry opened with a statistic that stopped the conversation cold. Three out of four Christian grandparents, he said, approach grandparenting the way the culture approaches it rather than the way Scripture does. Spoil them, feed them, hand them back. Then he mentioned something else. He had asked a room full of believers how many of them had ever heard a single sermon preached on grandparenting. Three hands went up. That is the gap this ministry has spent decades trying to close, and it is why we wanted to write to you today, because Dr. Dobson said something about your role that we have never been able to improve on: “An inheritance is something you leave to someone, while a legacy is something you instill in someone.” An inheritance transfers when you’re gone. A legacy transfers on an ordinary Tuesday, on the phone, in ...
When confrontation comes, how do you know whether to speak boldly, remain quiet, or simply walk away? Discover why true Christian courage is neither cowardice nor aggression, but the strength to respond under the guidance of the Holy Spirit.
Changing the culture doesn’t always begin in politics, media, or the halls of power—it often starts much closer to home. Discover how godly women can strengthen families, influence the next generation, and create a ripple effect that reaches far beyond their own homes.
Raising boys can be noisy, unpredictable, and sometimes overwhelming—but beneath all that energy is a heart that longs for connection. Drawing from Dr. James Dobson’s Bringing Up Boys, discover simple ways to strengthen your relationship with your son and create moments that will stay with him for years to come.
Aging can bring loss, loneliness, and even questions about whether life still has purpose. Discover why the elderly remain deeply valuable in God’s eyes—and how your presence can remind them that they are loved, needed, and not forgotten.
When your husband doesn’t share your faith, marriage can feel spiritually lonely—but you may have more influence than you realize. Discover how prayer, patience, and a faithful example can strengthen your marriage while you entrust your husband’s heart to God.
Raising boys can be noisy, unpredictable, and sometimes overwhelming—but beneath all that energy is a heart that longs for connection. Drawing from Dr. James Dobson’s Bringing Up Boys, discover simple ways to strengthen your relationship with your son and create moments that will stay with him for years to come.
Financial pressure can strain a marriage, unsettle children, and fill a home with anxiety—but it doesn't have to define your family. Discover how putting God first can bring greater peace, stability, and perspective even when circumstances remain uncertain.
