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Many people think that by living together before marriage they are setting themselves up for success, but actually the opposite is true. Dr. James Dobson interviews Dr. Scott Stanley about the problem with cohabitation.
Many people think that by living together before marriage they are setting themselves up for success, but actually the opposite is true. Dr. James Dobson interviews Dr. Scott Stanley about the problem with cohabitation.
Something changes the moment one of the two romantic partners begins to fear that the other may be slipping away. He complains about who she was with last night and whines about not being given enough
Most parents hope that their children will grow to adulthood and find and marry a good spouse. But it’s becoming increasingly difficult for young adults to date in ways that lay a solid foundat
It is also no wonder that parents are more concerned in the present era.Their children are walking through the Valley of the Shadow! Drugs, sex, alcohol, rebellion and deviant lifestyles are everywher
The best gift you can give your future spouse is to come to your wedding day with a pure heart, conscience and body. Author and speaker Joe White will explain how you can accomplish that, even in this dark culture. If you've made mistakes in the past, Jesus Christ can restore your purity and give you the strength to remain steadfast in your decision. It's a message of redemption and hope about dedicating your lives, bodies, and souls to the Lord.
Joe White is the President of Kanakuk Kamps and founder of Kids Across America in Branson, Missouri. Each summer, these twelve kamps host 20,000 kampers and over 2,500 College and professional staff.
After growing up in Texas, Joe attended College at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas where he won the Heart Award as a two-year starting defensive tackle for the SMU Mustangs. At SMU, Joe also met and married his wife of 33 years, Debbie Jo. After graduation, Joe coached at Texas A&M University before moving to Branson, Missouri to run Kanakuk Kamps with Debbie Jo.
Joe has been working with teenagers for over 30 years and is a speaker to Promise Keepers, Focus on the Family Radio, Life on ...
Do you realize that the decisions you make now will not only affect you but also the people around you for years to come? This includes your future spouse and children , even the person who is going to marry the guy or gal you're dating now! Today, you'll hear from Joe White, who will speak about the incredibly important topic of abstinence. He'll explain to the young men and women of this generation why they are worth waiting for!
Joe White is the President of Kanakuk Kamps and founder of Kids Across America in Branson, Missouri. Each summer, these twelve kamps host 20,000 kampers and over 2,500 College and professional staff.
After growing up in Texas, Joe attended College at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas where he won the Heart Award as a two-year starting defensive tackle for the SMU Mustangs. At SMU, Joe also met and married his wife of 33 years, Debbie Jo. After graduation, Joe coached at Texas A&M University before moving to Branson, Missouri to run Kanakuk Kamps with Debbie Jo.
Joe has been working with teenagers for over 30 years and is a speaker to Promise Keepers, Focus on the Family Radio, Life on the ...
The College years are often the time when young people fall in love and find a spouse. Hear some important questions from College students as they get valuable answers about the process of courtship versus dating. Learn how to handle relationships with the mindset of purity and biblical principles.
Is it possible to say goodbye to dating and still find a spouse? Hear from a man who did just that! Joshua Harris explains the concept of "courting" and the valuable aspects it can bring to relationships.
It's important for young people to remember that the purpose of dating is not just about "having a good time." Learn how we have separated a pursuit of romance from a pursuit of commitment. Guest Joshua Harris, will give us a healthy perspective on finding love.
