The more we learn about our human bodies, the more we can appreciate God’s design for the “body of Christ” — all of us within the Christian community. Philip Yancey outlines how you are “fearfully and wonderfully made” by God.

The more we learn about our human bodies, the more we can appreciate God’s design for the “body of Christ” — all of us within the Christian community. Philip Yancey outlines how you are “fearfully and wonderfully made” by God.

Stephen Arterburn describes the difference between “middle age” and a mid-life crisis. He’ll caution you about potential pitfalls, such as isolating, or having your identity stuck in your profession. And, he’ll remind you that mid-life can be the most exciting time of your life, encouraging you to make the most of it, by serving Christ and others.

Everything has a secret code or password—including your spouse’s heart! Bill and Pam Farrel dive deep into the two core needs of husbands and wives, helping you further understand your spouse. You’ll learn marriage essentials, such as conflict resolution and communication, to help you better love your spouse!

Everything has a secret code or password—including your spouse’s heart! Bill and Pam Farrel dive deep into the two core needs of husbands and wives, helping you further understand your spouse. You’ll learn marriage essentials, such as conflict resolution and communication, to help you better love your spouse!

Cynthia Tobias will share the pros and cons of having a strong-willed personality, and how women, especially, can learn to harness their strong will to stay in line with God’s plans. Learn how to be influential, but not domineering.

Question: Are you a trail-BLAZER, or a trail-WALKER? Cynthia Tobias explains that strong-willed women are trail-BLAZERS, but the world also needs the more compliant personalities, who tend to be the steady, reliable, trail-WALKERS.

When addiction steps in, your family may be turned upside down. Nishani Ford shares her dramatic story of her son’s drug addiction. She’ll encourage you as a parent and offer first steps toward hope and healing for your addicted loved one.

Kay Wyma reminds us that needing to belong to the right group, equating busyness with self-worth, and an unwillingness to forgive are false pressures in today’s culture that need to be replaced with God’s truth.

Many families feel overwhelmed today, but are we overwhelmed for the right reasons? Kay Wyma examines why we need God’s truth instead of cultural pressures of performance, beauty, and perfectionism.