Building Strong Homes

This episode is a powerful reminder that obedience doesn’t always come with clarity, but it always comes with purpose.

Do you ever wonder if marriage can be great—not for the rare few—but for you? Today’s episode answers that question with a resounding yes.

Twelve years ago, Noelle Lawson died from alcohol poisoning. Her husband, Scott, had just been trained to do CPR and was able to revive her before the ambulance arrived. Their lives have never been the same since.

With the graying of divorce becoming more prominent than ever, now is the time for us to address what we want our marriage to look like after our kids have flown the nest.

In today's episode, Kirby King shares the difficult story of finding out about her husband's six-month-long affair when she'd been married for 34 years. You will walk away from this conversation encouraged in whatever situation you may be facing today.

Pamela Henkelman has an amazing story of redemption that began when her stepdad shot her mom, the bullet grazing her heart. As a result of the shooting, her entire family came to salvation in Christ.

Kim's testimony is a living example demonstrating that what the enemy meant for evil, God has redeemed for good.

Peggy Bodde is an amazing woman who overcame childhood trauma to become a successful business leader. She was adopted as a baby by a couple who abused her entire childhood and kicked her out of the house at 13 years old.

Carol welcomes her daughter, Elise Roper Younts, along with her husband, Wes, and his mom, Frieda to the show.

As a result of Henry's relationship with Jesus, he's become one of the most faith-filled evangelists I've ever encountered, always saying, "Praise the Lord" and sincerely meaning it.