Marriage
Series
Free Resources: Teach Your Children About Marriage
Creative and practical ideas to help your children understand God's design for marriage.
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Series
The High Cost of Fatherlessness
The numbers are staggering: 24 million children live without their biological father in the home. 24 million children – that’s one out of every three children in the U.S.
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Why Care About Marriage?
“Why should we care about marriage?” That’s the question Jim Daly, Focus on the Family President, asks in the prologue of his book, Marriage Done Right.
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Episode
Responding to the Supreme Court Decision on Same-Sex Marriage
Responding to the U.S. Supreme Court Decision on Same-Sex Marriage – Dr. Al Mohler and Professor Helen Alvare join Jim Daly to talk about the recent decision on same-sex marriage.
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Cohabitation: Why Traditional Marriage Matters
Glenn Stanton, Focus on the Family's Director of Family Formation Studies, discusses the benefits of marriage and describes the negative consequences of couples living together before getting married – not only for couples who engage in that practice and their children, but society as a whole.
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Uncovering the Dangers of Hooking Up (Part 2 of 2)
Drs. Freda McKissic Bush and Joe McIlhaney discuss new science that shows the impact various hormones have on the brain, the widespread "hook-up" culture found across college campuses, and the importance of parents talking to their children about sexuality. (Part 2 of 2)
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Uncovering the Dangers of Hooking Up (Part 1 of 2)
Drs. Freda McKissic Bush and Joe McIlhaney discuss new science that shows the impact various hormones have on the brain, the widespread "hook-up" culture found across college campuses, and the importance of parents talking to their children about sexuality. (Part 1 of 2)
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Engaging the Culture - Marriage and Religious Liberties
Respected theologian Al Mohler discusses the state of marriage and religious liberties in today's culture.
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Making the Case for Traditional Marriage
Researchers Brad Wilcox and Glenn Stanton discuss new research done by secular studies which affirms that the best family structure for both children and adults is based on the one-man, one-woman married household.
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