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If your marriage has become disconnected, check out this unique reel by Brenen and Morgan Beeler. They explain how sharing moments of prayer together can be a powerful and transformative experience to help you grow closer through even the most difficult times.
Is your marriage a peaceful relationship filled with love and respect? Or is it contentious and difficult? In this video, Brenen and Morgan Beeler offer a practical way to create a happy, healthy union with your spouse. Their helpful idea comes from Dr. James and Shirley Dobson’s devotion titled “Sticks and Stones,” which appears in their book, Night Light for Couples.
Serving is something that successful married couples do every day to demonstrate their love. Yet, there can be times when one spouse may feel unloved despite the other’s efforts to express affection through acts of service. Why does this happen? In this video, Brenen and Morgan Beeler explain that husbands and wives typically experience love in different ways, and sometimes their partners don’t understand. The Beelers describe a helpful exercise that couples can do together to be more aware of one another’s needs. This simple activity can help strengthen relationships and set couples on their way to greater intimacy.
Our culture often mocks and undermines women who embrace the role of a biblical wife and mother. It can't tolerate God’s design for her to support her husband and nurture her children. Brenen Beeler explains why Christian men need to support their wives even more—and offers several practical ways to do so effectively.
Do you want to give your children a blueprint for a beautiful marriage? In this reel, Brenen and Morgan Beeler demonstrate how the most powerful lessons aren't taught—they are caught. When your kids see you greeting your spouse with a warm smile, speaking words of appreciation, or doing simple acts of kindness, you're showing your children by example what a healthy marriage should look like. Those everyday moments when you choose patience over frustration, tenderness over indifference, and respect over harsh words, your kids are observing your behavior. Think about it: whenever you hold hands, share a gentle kiss, or lovingly serve your mate, you’re painting a picture of marriage that your sons and daughters will carry through the years. It's not about grand gestures—it's about consistent, genuine affection that says, “This is how precious your future husband or wife should be to you.” Watch now!
When God blesses you with children, He wants you to encourage them to walk in a close relationship with Him. One way to prioritize that is to pray with and for your kids daily. In this video, Matt and Ariel Holcomb offer examples of what to ask God for as you guide and teach your children about Him.
Every parent makes mistakes, which can cause feelings of guilt. This can lead to one’s spouse and children being affected, and eventually, it can create division in the home. In this video, Ron and Trina Alleyne explain what to do with guilt in parenting and how to use it to build relationships.
The final week of Advent is all about JESUS.
Jesus is the reason for this season. He is the light that breaks through darkness, the promise kept, the Savior who came to redeem us from our sins and purchase a place in heaven for us. This Christmas, let your home be centered not on presents, but on His holy presence.
The fourth week of Advent reminds us of God’s immeasurable LOVE.
When God sent His Son to this earth to save us from our sins, He showed us what real love looks like: He “GAVE.” Love is more than words; it’s action. This week, find someone to serve. Encourage your spouse. Show kindness to a stranger. That’s how families reflect the heart of Christ to a needy world.
Dr. Dobson reminds us that despite the difficulties of living in these turbulent times in our culture, coupled with the fact that many of us will be experiencing pain and loss as we enter this Christmas season, there is hope if we will look to our Deliverer, who is Jesus Christ.
