Here are four popular questions from our audience. 
1. My husband's parents treat me like an outsider.
2. I am in college and there is temptation everywhere.
3. My wife refuses to admit she is a narcissist.
4. My husband plays video games all the time. 

Here are four popular questions from our audience.
1. My parents fight all the time. Help!
2. How do I forgive when they keep hurting me?
3. My young children are making me crazy. Help!
4. My bad dreams are making me anxious.

We answer four popular questions on our show.
1. My sixteen-year-old is pregnant. I'm so upset. What do I do?
2. I have a family member who passed away and our last conversation was not good. Help!
3. I'm depressed because I don't feel any purpose in my life. What do I do?
4. One of the leaders in my church was inappropriate with me. What should I do?

We answer five very popular questions we get into the counseling line at Hopeforme.live.

1. I'm suffering from emotional abuse in my relationship. What should I do?
2. How can I help a friend suffering from depression?
3. How can I deal with my anxiety?
4. I'm in the middle of a divorce and feel so alone. What can I do?
5. My adult son is an addict. How can I help him?

How do you handle a situation where your adult child still lives at home? Establishing healthy boundaries and setting the proper expectations and holding them accountable is key to a healthy relationship. 

Parenting adult children is different than parenting children, yet the biblical principles remain the same. The hardest part for many parents is learning to let go and watch your adult children make mistakes.

We interview a lady who struggled through 25 years of a difficult marriage which ended in divorce. What happens when one person shuts down and refuses to communicate in a marriage? Nothing good. We hope her story and her struggles can help others right the ship before a marriage falls apart for good

There are right ways and wrong ways to argue with another person. Unhealthy arguing can destroy relationships. Healthy arguing can strengthen them.

Sexual brokenness can destroy any opportunity to have a biblical sex life in a covenant marriage. Dealing with this issue is critical for your marriage and the happiness of you and your spouse.