A quick tip for a happy life is to follow the law ... the moral law. Jim Daly explains why the moral law fills life with peace – even when your decisions cost you.

Fixing stuff is a useful skill for men when it comes to cars and broken lamps. But it's useless when it comes to their wives. Jim Daly helps husbands understand what to do when their wives share their feelings.

Bad things happen when you lose sight of what's important. Jim Daly explains how parents can teach their children to succeed by focusing on what truly matters.

"The Great Gatsby" is considered one of the greatest novels in American literature. But did you know it took years to become successful? Jim Daly shares why it can take weeks, months, even years to see the fruit of your labor.

Building friendships is a process. That can be tough for women who are busy with a career and a family. Jim Daly shares steps that women can take to make the process of developing friendships a little easier. (Original air date: Aug. 31, 2016)

What does a marriage need to be successful? Jim Daly explains the ingredients every couple needs for their marriage to thrive.

Nobody wants problems on their family vacation. But what do you do when they happen? Jim Daly will help you turn life's flat tires into a vacation your family will never forget. (Original air date: Aug. 24, 2017)

To enrich the lives of the people you love, remember this: you can't pour from an empty cup. Jim Daly explains why if you want to give love, grace, and happiness to others, you must first be filled with them yourself.

When there's an elephant in the room, people can't see or hear each other very well. How do you get rid of it? Jim Daly has the answer. (Original air date: May 22, 2018)

Getting to the heart of a matter can be difficult. Our biases get in the way. Jim Daly explains why our culture struggles to solve disputes because none of us are completely objective.