If you’re a man with a strong wife who bosses you around and you’ve retreated from that relationship, you need to hear this Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman. Kimberly Wagner and her husband Leroy will join us to talk about how to deal with a dominating wife. Leroy was a pastor who came to the point where he felt like there was no love left in his marriage. Hear this best-of broadcast on today's Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman.

Everyone gets stuck at some point in life. It might be because of guilt, shame, past events, broken relationships, or a personal or professional failure of some sort. On Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman, a best-of broadcast featuring pastor and author Mark Jobe. If you’re “stuck” and need to be freed up to be who God made you to be, don’t miss the today's Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman.

Does God reveal his will only to men? If your spouse says you’re too hard to love, should you give up on the marriage? These are two of the questions Dr. Gary Chapman will deal with on Building Relationships. He’ll also discuss the desperate situation of a spouse addicted to alcohol and drugs. Plus, dealing with controlling parents. It’s all coming up on a Dear Gary edition of Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman.

What if the problem in the church was not that Christians aren’t doing enough or being productive enough? What if our problems stemmed from not “resting?” On this Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman, Dr. John Koessler gives a radical proposal that we need to pursue “rest.” Find out why understanding and implementing this rest will change us from the inside out. Don’t miss Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman.

If you’re the father of an imperfect child, you need to hear Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman. Our special guests will be Boris and Nick Vuijic. Nick was born without arms or legs. Many only looked at his limitations—what he couldn’t do. But Boris took another approach and the results were astounding. Hear their story and be encouraged this Father’s Day weekend. Don’t miss Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman.

It’s one of the most personal and revealing discussions in the history of Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman. On today's edition, hear Andrea Fabry tell the story behind the scenes—of sick children, a sick home, and making radical decisions that affected her marriage, family and future. The topic is toxins in the home—but you’ll hear the heart of “Mama Bear,” Andrea Fabry. Don’t miss this Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman.

How you praise God during the hard times will reveal what you really believe. If you want to hear a story that validates that thought, listen to today's Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman. Lauren Chandler will talk about the struggle her pastor and husband Matt went through, and how his diagnosis revealed the steadfast love of God the Father. If you’re going through some deep waters, don’t miss this Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman.

Are you in a military marriage? Do you know someone who is? On today's Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman, we’ll honor military marriages by talking about the unique stresses that come for couples who serve. Why are there so many divorces among military couples? How do you handle deployment? And how can the church come alongside military marriages and help? Don’t miss this practical and encouraging program on Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman.

Jayme Hull is on a mission to encourage every Christian woman to begin a mentoring relationship. She says this transformed her life and could have lasting effects on the next generation. Coming up on Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman, hear stories about the way younger and older women are challenging and encouraging each other in their walk of faith. Don’t miss Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman.

Being a mom is hard, but it doesn’t have to be lonely. On this Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman, speaker and author Jill Savage and her daughter, Anne McClane agree that you don’t have to be a mother alone. The isolation and hunger for friendships are not uncommon. That’s why they say moms are “better together.” Don’t miss the encouraging conversation just in time for Mother’s Day, on Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman.