Alex Kendrick explores how our relationships with God and our spouse affects our worship.

Should a believer's wedding look different than an unbeliever's? Mother/daughter team Linda Strode and Catherine Strode Parks encourages couples to be intentional about their marriages, beginning with the wedding. Together they give some practical advice on creating a wedding experience that reflects a couple's faith.

Policemen are committed to keeping us safe. A policeman's wife needs to do the same thing for her marriage. Victoria Newman, a policeman's wife now for three decades, tells wives what they can do to encourage, love and support their first responder husband.

Victoria Newman, Founder of How2LoveYourCop, an organization that encourages and equips law enforcement families to thrive, reflects back on the days when she first met and dated her husband, Brent. Newman talks about the circumstances that first lead Brent to the police academy, and tells what it was that has kept him serving his community as a policeman for 30 years.

Father and son team, Bill and Jesse Butterworth, tell how they felt as they struggled to get back on their feet emotionally and spiritually after Bill's sudden divorce from Jesse's mother.

Award-winning communicator Bill Butterworth and his son, Jesse, talk about the divorce that changed both of their lives forever.

Dennis Rainey and Bob Lepine honor the passing of evangelist Billy Graham. Guests Voddie Baucham, Nancy Gibbs, Priscilla Shirer, Crawford Loritts, Max Lucado, and others also share their reflections on the remarkable life and legacy of this man of God.

Dennis Rainey continues his message on gospel lessons he learned by parenting his six kids.

Virgil said, "As the twig is bent, so the tree inclines." Dennis Rainey shares how that concept applies to parenting. And how the parenting principles taught him about the gospel.

Scripture says that sexuality is spiritual. When clinical psychologist Dr. Juli Slattery realized this, she dedicated three months to pray about this area of her life. As she drew near to the Lord, she grew closer to her husband. Slattery encourages couples to invite God into their bedrooms.