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Parenting can feel like a spotlight on everything you wish you did better. Authors Adam and Chelsea Griffin of the Family Discipleship Podcast get it—and they bring gospel oxygen to shame-soaked moms and dads. With honesty, humor, and hard-won hope, they unpack why comparison crushes us, confession frees us, and remembering you’re God’s beloved child changes everything. If you’re craving relief, this conversation feels like a deep breath.

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What if the families who feel like “misfits” in church are actually the majority? Therapist Ron Deal and author Gayla Grace explore the pain of exclusion, sharing practical, gospel-centered strategies for how churches can include single parents. From language tweaks to small groups and intentional hospitality, this episode inspires hope, challenges assumptions, and equips leaders and volunteers to create a church where every family feels truly seen.

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As a parent, when you’re disciplining, breaking up fights, or chatting in the car—would you believe you’re doing theology? Theologian Kelly Kapic knows theology isn't just a matter of what we think. It affects who we are.Theology is about life, which means our souls can’t afford to avoid it.So what version of God are our kids internalizing? How can we respond thoughtfully in talks with our kids about acceptance, injustice, suffering, poverty, and moral absolutes?Kelly, author of A Little Book for New Theologians: Why and How to Study Theology, offer do-this-now ideas to shape an unshakeable theology that can stand up to whatever life tosses at our kids.

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Does your wife feel like a treasure—or taken for granted? In this raw and practical episode, Dave Wilson dialogues with pastors Rechab Gray and Ike Todd as they talk man-to-man about humility in marriage, accountability, and loving like Jesus when it’s hardest. From awkward confrontations to life-changing repentance, they show how God uses community and surrender to transform us as husbands—and help marriages become safe, life-giving places again.

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If submission makes you bristle and leadership feels confusing, you’re not alone. Pastors Rechab Gray and and Ike Todd dig into what Scripture actually teaches about marriage—why husbands must model submission first, why empathy matters, and how community keeps love honest. It's Ephesians 5, explained--offering clarity, conviction, and hope for couples who want more than surface-level peace, and the men who lead them.

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Men, you’ve heard “lead your wife.” But what if you missed the assignment? Dave Wilson sits down with pastors Ike Todd and Rechab Gray for a no-posturing, men-only gut check on Ephesians 5:23 and surrounding verses. This isn’t chest-thumping leadership talk—it’s about cherishing, nourishing, repenting, and loving like Jesus actually does. Expect laughs, holy conviction, and practical shifts that make submission safer, lighter, and—yes—happier.

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Authors Howard and Danielle Taylor intentionally invested in each other, founded a marriage ministry—and then tragedy dealt a gut-wrenching blow. They reveal how their marriage survived, and how a relationship can pull through the worst of times.

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Authors Howard and Danielle Taylor didn’t start out thinking they’d run a marriage ministry. They just longed for an intentional, intimate relationship that would go the distance. Hear how their own challenges galvanized a purposeful, more weatherproof marriage.

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On FamilyLife Today, part 2 of a girls’ day talk goes straight for the tension: Can strong, vocal women actually enjoy biblical submission? Ann Wilson hosts pastors' wives Ari Todd and Brittany Gray, who say yes to submission—with joy. Their stories reveal submission not as erasure, but as a Christ-centered posture that brings relief, courage, and surprising freedom. If the word still makes you wince, this conversation might rewrite your instincts.

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It’s girls’ day on FamilyLife Today, and Ann Wilson pulls back the curtain on the word so many women side-eye: submission. With wit, warmth, and surprising joy, pastors' wives Ari Todd and Brittany Gray reframe this God-first posture that fuels unity, honors strength, and brings real flourishing. If the thought of “submissive wives” makes you flinch or groan, this conversation might be the freedom you didn’t know you needed.

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