Author Sarah Hamaker discusses the familiar subject of sibling rivalry. She shares the differences between rivalry and conflict, how parents can help prevent rivalry and also how they can reverse it in their home. She gives many practical tools for parents and also discusses the impact that rivalry can have on families now and in the future.

Stephen Scoggins, developer of "The Journey Principles," and motivational speaker, tells his story of going from a traumatic childhood, to a suicide attempt, to being the owner of a multi-million dollar corporation. He shares his passion of helping others realize their life can be all they want it to be. He talks about realizing the "six areas of lack" in their lives and taking practical steps forward, using his practical tools. Dynamic show that can change lives!

Author, speaker, and blogger, Michelle Van Loon shares her personal story and how she had to learn to forgive herself and others. She also explains the difference between regret and remorse, how they can freeze us, why it is important to step out of them, and exactly how to do that. Her book, "If Only: Letting Go of Regret" is available for purchase at amazon.com. With the holidays here and family gatherings happening, this is an excellent topic to consider.

Gordon and Carri Taylor use their vast amount of personal and ministry experience to share about the many challenges stepfamilies experience during the holidays and how to enjoy have joy and peace during the holidays.

This dynamic couple talks about being flexible, thinking ahead, making a plan, listening to how the kids feel, and so much more.

Author, speaker, and teacher, Nancy Guthrie, discusses the challenges of going through the holidays after you have lost a loved one. She discusses things like "emotional ambushes," struggling with invitations, family gatherings and isolation.

She also has advice for those of us who try to help those who are grieving and things not to do. Excellent and timely topic for this time of year and Nancy is the perfect guest to address it all.

Dave Weinkauf, founder of "The Bridge," an affective curriculum for men seeking answers in their lives today is our guest. He discusses men; what distracts them, what challenges them, and how they can become better husbands, fathers, friends, and men in general. He discusses practical tools about their relationships with their wives, how to effectively parent with purpose, be men of integrity and be growing men of faith.

Robert Shryoc, owner of Covenant House Treatment Center, talks about addiction, the different kinds, how to spot it in your loved ones, different medications and treatment for addiction, and what families can do to help.

Robert shares stories about how a few people were able to get out of addiction and how they are doing now.

Co-Authors, LeeAnn Jefferies and Eva Marie Everson talk about LeeAnn's compelling story about living with Bipolar, being an international Ford Agency model for 16 years, and going in and out of mental hospitals. They also talk about bringing hope to those listeners who struggle with this disorder or have a loved one who does. They share some excellent resources and practical tools to not only survive it, but thrive in it, as well.

Linda Ranson-Jacobs, developer and author of "Divorce Care For Kids", discusses children who go back and forth between their divorced parents' houses. She talks about loyalty issues, parents dating, remarrying, and child custody issues. She gives strong practical tools while connecting listeners by heart to the hurting children. Excellent podcast!

Author and international speaker, Poppy Smith, shares her story of being born in Britain and living in a military family. She talks about what holds us back from living our dreams and living a full life. She also talks about hope and the possibilities that we can have, when we dare to dream again,look back on what the voices from our past are telling us, explore opportunities, anticipate obstacles, and move forward step by step. Very inspiring!