Sadly, the wedding ceremony is often the high point of marriage for many couples! Jim Daly shares how to make your wedding ceremony a memorable first step on a long, exciting journey together.

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Not every idea catches on like we hope ... and sometimes that's a good thing. Jim Daly explains the value of letting go of what you hoped could be, in order to pursue something better.

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We're all fighting some kind of battle, we all could use a friend. All of us! Jim Daly shares stories that prove friendships can change the world.

Lawyers see such a spike in business in January they refer to it as the "divorce month." Jim Daly shares how couples can make January a new beginning for their marriage instead of a sad ending. (Original air date: Jan. 9, 2018)

What does intelligence look like in your child? Jim Daly shares why your child's greatest abilities won't always show up on a report card.

There are probably a lot of things your spouse does around the house every day that you never notice. Jim Daly explains why even an occasional compliment to your husband or wife can have a big impact. (Original air date: March 22, 2013)

Details matter. That's a valuable principle in any area of life. Jim Daly explains why your character in small, insignificant moments in life is the same character you'll exhibit when it really counts.

It's sad but true – we accept hypocrisy within ourselves much more easily than we accept it in others. Jim Daly shares why it's up to each one of us to create a world that's broken ... or to create a world that's filled with love, courage, and justice.

A disability can either be an excuse or a springboard to success. Jim Daly shares the story of Dr. Tyler Sexton, who had every reason to quit. But he just needed one reason to push forward. (Original air date: Feb. 9, 2018)

Actors Kirk and Chelsea Cameron got married in one of the toughest places to have a relationship: Hollywood. Jim Daly shares how their marriage shows couples can only be happy when they learn to harness their differences.