Has your depression been getting worse? How about your anger or feelings of resentment? There's an important factor that may be behind your deepening struggle. Find out what it is – and hear solutions. (Original air date: Dec. 27, 2013)

Did you know that college football was almost outlawed a century ago? Jim Daly explains how saving the sport illustrates why we need the strength of character to fight through difficulty and overcome when things get tough.

Did you achieve everything you wanted to last year? If not, don't feel discouraged. The new year is underway, and Jim Daly will share how to make the best of this year and change the course of your life. (Original air date: Jan. 12, 2016)

Photographs and videos can be priceless. No one knows that more than Kyle, who lost a Go Pro camera, and Chris, who found it. Jim Daly shares their story. (Original air date: Jan. 12, 2018)

Becoming a stepparent can be rewarding. But it can also be challenging. If stepparenting has gotten off to a rocky start for you, Jim Daly has three suggestions that will help.

Almost every marriage in crisis shares the same problem – one spouse blames their own poor behavior on their spouse. It kills relationships. But it doesn't have to be that way. Jim Daly shares how to have healthy conflict in your marriage. (Original air date: Oct. 22, 2014)

Flexibility is one of the most important keys to success. Jim Daly shares a story about the popular child's toy Play Doh that illustrates why success isn't always a straight line.

The phrase "Merry Christmas" first became popular in 1843 when Charles Dickens' classic "A Christmas Carol" was published. Jim Daly shares the beautiful message we communicate to each other every time we say, "Merry Christmas!" (Original air date: Dec. 25, 2018)

We overlook heroism when it's understated. Christmas is a wonderful time to remember that greatness often comes quietly. Jim Daly shares about the unlikely hero you may have overlooked in the classic movie "It's a Wonderful Life." (Original air date: Dec. 19, 2018)

Hall of Fame golf teacher Butch Harmon tells his students, "Feel and real are not the same." That's true in golf. That's true in life. Jim Daly explains why living according to what we feel is only a good idea when we have a moral compass to guide us.