Healthy homes start with Christ at the center. Our marriage and parenting content brings together trusted teaching from Dr. James Dobson, practical resources, and uplifting encouragement to help your family thrive.
Trees that never face wind can collapse under their weight, while those that get battered grow deep roots to withstand storms. Chris Bruin shows how that illustrates the Christian life—our faith grows through adversity, building resilience as we draw closer to God.
Correcting your kids is never easy, and it’s even harder to ensure they truly learn from the experience. Without the right follow-up, discipline can leave them feeling misunderstood or resentful, rather than helping them grow. Brenen and Morgan Beeler reveal what every parent must do after disciplining their children to reinforce the lesson and build a stronger parent-child bond.
There are times when a child’s behavior seems disrespectful, but that’s not his or her intention. Brenen and Morgan Beeler explain that kids are often unclear on their boundaries, so their actions are attempts to find out what they can and cannot do. Therefore, it’s vital for parents to clearly define the lines and reinforce them. Doing so helps to build respect, security, and a stronger parent-child relationship. Watch now to learn more.
If your husband is like most men, he probably struggles with his relationship with you. Perhaps he finds it difficult to communicate his emotions or what he needs. In this video, Morgan Beeler explains several things that all men want (beyond physical intimacy), and offers specific ways you can encourage your husband to help your marriage thrive.
God doesn’t owe us an easy existence. So how can we trust Him in challenging times? Ron and Trina Alleyne explore how the Lord works when life becomes difficult and overwhelming.
Trying to make the right decisions while going through a severe trial can be difficult. Emotional turmoil makes it hard to think clearly. Chris and Taylor Bruin explain that asking God for wisdom opens your heart to His peace and direction amidst the chaos.
When kids don’t listen and are defiant, emotions can run high and communication breaks down. This can leave everyone in the family upset. But yelling isn’t the way to address misbehavior.
Our world is filled with violence, and it has been this way since the biblical days when Cain killed his brother, Abel. While we can’t escape a violent culture, we do need to train our kids to live in harmony with others. In this video, Matt and Ariel Holcomb address this topic concerning our children.
What is the ideal age to begin teaching your children about Jesus? In this video, Brenen and Morgan Beeler share with you Scriptures and the results of a study that answer that question. They also show you how to overcome the many obstacles that can distract you and pull your children off course. These helpful insights expand on the "Early Training" devotional from Night Light for Parents, by Dr. James and Shirley Dobson.
For your kids to really learn about Jesus, there are important things to consider. For instance, it’s not enough for them to only hear about Jesus at church. They need to learn about Him from you at home too. But there’s much more to think about, which Brenen and Morgan Beeler explain in this video. Their personal insights are taken from lessons in the “Early Training” devotional from the book, Night Light for Parents, by Dr. James and Shirley Dobson.
