Brian and Jen Goins return to discuss the science behind marital bliss. Discover the 12 essential habits of happy couples and the hidden 13th secret to a lifetime of love.

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Can science lead you to a better marriage? Brian and Jen Goins share insights about how small habits, like "believing the best" about your spouse, can significantly improve your relationship.

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• Learn more about and attend A Weekend to Remember.
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Psalm 23 is one of the most well-known passages in the Bible. Join us as we talk with Ruth Chou Simons about her new children's book, "Home is Where You Are." Inspired by Psalm 23, this book offers comfort and assurance to children and adults alike, reminding us that God's presence is our true home.

Show Notes and Resources

• Find out more about Ruth Chou Simons at her website ruthchousimons.com.
• You can find her books, "When Strivings Cease" and Home is Right Where You Are in our bookstore
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How do Christians find their self-worth? Who has the last say? Ruth Chou Simons shares how the power of grace led her to discover how to break free from the cycle of striving and find true rest in God's love and acceptance.

Show Notes and Resources

• Find out more about Ruth Chou Simons at her website ruthchousimons.com.
• You can find her books, "When Strivings Cease" and Home is Right Where You Are in our bookstore
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Is self-improvement wrong? Join Ruth Chou Simons as she discusses the dangers of striving and the freedom found in God's grace. Learn how to replace the gospel of self-improvement with the gospel of life-transforming grace.

Show Notes and Resources

• Find out more about Ruth Chou Simons at her website ruthchousimons.com.
• You can find her books, "When Strivings Cease" and Home is Right Where You Are in our bookstore
• Double your donation to FamilyLife
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• See resources from our past podcasts.
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Christmas can be a complicated time for blended families. Join us as we discuss the challenges and joys of navigating the holidays with step-parents, step-siblings, and divided households. We’ll hear from Ron Deal and Gayla Grace, experts on blended families, as they share practical tips and heartfelt advice.

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Christmas isn't always a joyous occasion. Join us as we sit down with Brian and Jen Goins to discuss the challenges of the holiday season. They share their personal experiences with loss, separation, and changing family dynamics, offering a raw and honest look at the bittersweet nature of Christmas.

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Join us as we discuss the joys and challenges of the Christmas season. We'll explore gift-giving, gratitude, and how to keep Christ central to our celebrations. From heartwarming stories to practical advice, this episode offers insights to help you navigate the holiday season with intention and meaning.

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From the challenges of growing up in a dysfunctional household to the joys of raising children, Brant Hansen delves into the depths of the human experience. Discover how faith, resilience, and open communication can help us break generational cycles and build stronger, healthier families.

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• Learn more about Brant Hansen on his website branthansen.com.
• See Brant's books online at the FamilyLife Store.
• Read FamilyLife articles on fatherhood.
• Find more resources on parenting teens 
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The father-son relationship can often get overlooked. In this episode, we explore the complexities of father-son relationships, sharing personal stories of trauma, forgiveness, and the pursuit of a better future. Author, Brant Hanson, join us for a raw and honest conversation about fatherhood, family, and the enduring power of love.

Show Notes and Resources

• Learn more about Brant Hansen on his website branthansen.com.
• See Brant's books online at the FamilyLife Store.
• Read FamilyLife articles on fatherhood.
• Find more resources on parenting teens 
• Find resources from this podcast at shop.familylife.com.
• See resources from our past podcasts.
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