Do you know how to defend your Faith with wisdom, clarity, and truth? These six powerful videos are tailored to help you experience a bold confidence in the reliability of Scripture and encourage friends and family who are struggling to trust in Jesus.
Gary Smalley (deceased) was a best-selling, award-winning author, a popular public speaker and a renowned family relationship expert. He was the founder and president of the Smalley Institute, which provides practical relationship help through conferences, resources and counseling. Gary passed away on March 6, 2016, at age 75. He is survived by his wife, Norma, their three children and several grandchildren.
Former teachers Sue Acuna and Cynthia Tobias shine a light on the changes middle schoolers experience and their inner struggles. Our guests offer parents advice for navigating their children’s transition to middle school, communicating effectively with them, and helping them deal with their doubts and questions about God.
Ashley and Heather Holleman equip you to help others come to a saving relationship with Jesus Christ by offering practical, encouraging tips for sharing your faith with confidence and grace while standing strong in your beliefs.
Counselor Darby Strickland describes how parents can shepherd their children through the upheaval of life change by answering their questions with honesty, listening to their hearts with care, and ultimately pointing them to the unchanging love of God.
You may wonder if your teen will ever grow up! Dr. Ken Wilgus and mom Jessica Pfeiffer discuss the idea of planned emancipation—a system of freedoms and responsibilities aimed at successfully launching your teen into adulthood. You’ll learn some ways to navigate common issues like school and grades, screens and social media, and friendships and dating so that those teenage years don’t have to be stressful and chaotic.
Sally Clarkson describes many of the overwhelming “storms” or challenges that wives and mothers face in life. She was surprised and angry at God by unexpected troubles in her marriage and family, yet over time began to realize these storms were a training ground for her faith.
Parents often struggle to communicate effectively during the teen years. Dr. Ken Wilgus encourages moms and dads to relax a little bit, back off from micromanaging, and start treating their teen more like a budding adult. This includes showing them more respect and communicating to them the same way you would another adult. (Part 1 of 2)
Every parent has strengths. Discover your natural parenting approach and learn practical ways to help your family thrive.
