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Marriage & Parenting

Trusting God When Life Doesn’t Make Sense

What should we do when we cannot see God’s goodness? In seasons of pain or confusion, it is easy to feel abandoned, and those doubts can lead us down a path of despair, questioning if the Lord even cares. But we do not have to stay there. In this reel, Chris and Taylor Bruin share hope-filled truths and practical steps to help you trust in your heavenly Father, even when it is hard to understand.

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Marriage & Parenting

Your Example Matters: The Hard Truth About Pornography and Fatherhood

Victor Marx, founder and president of All Things Possible Ministries, shares a powerful story about a friend who once worked in the pornography industry before finding redemption in Christ. Drawing from his conversations with young men, Marx reveals a heartbreaking trend: many first encountered pornography through their father’s devices. His message to dads is clear and urgent—protect your home, guard your heart, and lead your family toward purity.

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Marriage & Parenting

Creating a Strong Emotional Connection

Being harsh with your wife can cause her to shut down emotionally, creating distance in your relationship. Brenen and Morgan Beeler explain how abrupt responses destroy intimacy. You can strengthen the bond with your wife by approaching her with gentleness and establishing a safe environment.

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Marriage & Parenting

A Tree Without Wind

Trees that never face wind can collapse under their weight, while those that get battered grow deep roots to withstand storms. In this video, Chris Bruin shows how that illustrates the Christian life—our faith grows through adversity, building resilience as we draw closer to God.

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Marriage & Parenting

What Parents Must Do After They Discipline Their Child

After disciplining a child, it is crucial for parents to show tenderness and affection. Correction is necessary for a child's growth and development, but it can leave kids feeling upset, confused, or even guilty if not handled in the right way. Brenen and Morgan Beeler explain that it’s important to show unconditional love and support, which helps create a safe and nurturing environment. This encourages children to see that even though they made a mistake, they are still valued and cherished. It also develops a deep respect for Mom and Dad and their authority.

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Dr. Dobson Minute

The Last Leaf On The Tree

Dr. Dobson encourages listeners to share an encouraging word with those who are elderly.

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Marriage & Parenting

How to Encourage Your Husband

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.

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Marriage & Parenting

During Trials, Pray for Wisdom

Trying to make the right decisions while going through a severe trial can be difficult. Emotional turmoil makes it hard to think clearly. In this video, Chris and Taylor Bruin explain that asking God for wisdom opens your heart to His peace and direction amidst the chaos.

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Marriage & Parenting

4 Effective Alternatives to Yelling at Your Kids

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.

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Broadcasts

Navigating Your Teen’s Emotional Storms – Part 2

Mental health issues are hitting teenagers harder than ever. In fact, statistics show that one in every five teens has considered suicide. On today’s edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson continues his conversation with counselor Sharon Hersh to tackle the emotional storms that parents of teen girls face. They discuss practical strategies for dealing with eating disorders, self-harm, and suicidal thoughts.

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