Rick Johnson (betterdads.net) talks about how to affectively raise boys, whether we are a single mom or dad or a married couple. He covers discipline, teaching perseverance, compassion, and honor. He shares about the mistakes modern day parents are making in connecting with and raising their sons. Rick also discusses how important dads are to their daughters, especially teen daughters. Excellent parenting advice!

Rick Marks shares many tools and concepts about how to have a successful marriage, whether your marriage is struggling or vibrant and whether you are a newlywed or have been married many years. His advice is unique and excellent to help couples take the necessary steps to improve their marriage in many areas and to live better as "US". Excellent podcast to listen to over and over and to tell your friends about.

Stephen Scoggins, Journey Principles Institute, shares his compelling story of how his own personal struggles led him to the brink of suicide, to owning multi-million dollar businesses and now moving into an amazing ministry. His strong steps of healing and moving forward will inspire listeners and give them hope to step over the obstacles, learn from them and use them to be healthier and more purposeful in life. Powerful interview!

Anne Denmark, of Life Discovery Coaching, discusses the importance of setting goals as well as the specific steps to take to achieve those goals. She shares her own story of great loss and how she was led to pursue a career as a life coach to many. She gives many practical tools to help move listeners out of the ruts they find themselves in and encourages them to a more purposeful and successful future.

Steve Grissom, the founder and president of Church Initiative (DivorceCare, Divorce Care For Kids, Griefshare, etc.),discusses the fastest growing demographic of divorce; baby boomer divorce. He discusses the whys, the effects on family members and churches, and how to prevent it. He also tells listeners how to get a free e-book on the subject. Very informative and encouraging!

Author and expert, Barbara Newman, discusses the ins and outs of autism, how it affects those with it and those who love someone who has it anything from Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD). She talks about the stats (1 in 68 kids), the possible causes, treatments and support for parents. Barbara also talks a lot about inclusion in the schools and churches and how to support these families. Excellent information!

Dr. Ben Cross joins us again to discuss the extraordinarily important subject of forgiveness. He shares his own powerful experience of forgiving his father and the lessons he learned from that life-changing event. He also talks about the pros and cons of forgiveness and how to take the necessary steps to free ourselves from the bitterness, anger and resentment from our past. Powerful hour!

Chris and Rahnella Adsit, the founders of Branches of Valor,are Robyn's guests and discuss what PTSD is, how it affects soldiers and their families, and how this condition can be helped. They talk about the differences that soldiers and first responders experience when they go through great trauma. Very helpful information for those who suffer with PTSD and also for their loved ones.

Author and speaker, David Knapp has lived through a lot of loss and now teaches others about the process of grief. He also shares practical tools of how to effectively connect with someone living with loss and what not to say and do. His book, "I Didn't Know What To Say...Being a Better Friend to Those Who Experience Loss", addresses practical tools for all of us, whether we are going through grief or know someone who is.

Listen to Patti Hammonds, from Angel Tree Ministries, a branch of Prison Fellowship, as she shares about the children of the incarcerated. She shares about the deep challenges and struggles for these kids and their families. She talks about how Angel Tree connects them with their parents in prison in a very special way at Christmas and throughout the year. You will learn how you, your church and community can be part of such an amazingly important ministry.