Allie Beth Stuckey identifies fear of rejection and fear of others’ opinions as major obstacles Christians face when engaging today’s cultural issues. She reminds us that Scripture provides clarity on identity, life, and family—and encourages us to speak truth with courage, seeking God’s approval rather than the world’s.

Allie Beth Stuckey points to Scripture to explain today’s cultural shifts, noting that although technology and circumstances change, the core issue of the human heart remains the same. She encourages believers to stay rooted in God’s Word, trust His sovereignty, and pray for revival even in tumultuous times.

Allie Beth Stuckey opens the culture hour by praying for courage, clarity, conviction, and faithfulness as believers live out biblical truth in everyday life. She encourages listeners to influence their families, workplaces, and communities with goodness and boldness for God’s glory.

Jim Daly shares some of the most common challenges couples face, including emotional and physical disconnect, stress, finances, and distractions like technology. He encourages practical steps to rebuild connection, including creating intentional time for communication and shared joy.

Jim Daly discusses how couples can move forward when marriage feels strained or disconnected. He encourages seeking help rather than suffering in silence, and shares how learning to love with selflessness and gentleness can rebuild safety, kindness, and closeness in the relationship.

Jim Daly begins the marriage hour with a prayer for husbands and wives—those who are thriving, and those walking through strain or conflict. He asks God to strengthen communication, deepen unity, and help couples reflect Christ’s love in how they care for one another.

Dr. Robert Jeffress explains why prayer matters in the everyday battles of life. He reminds us to pray for protection, for our families and churches, for our leaders, and for the world—that we may live faithfully and continue sharing the hope of Christ.

Dr. Robert Jeffress encourages us to bring our real thoughts, worries, and desires to God—not the polished or “correct” version we think we’re supposed to pray. In this segment, he reminds us that God hears us when we pray according to His will, and that prayer is a gift we are invited to use with honesty and trust.

Dr. Robert Jeffress begins the Day of Prayer with a reminder of who God is and why we can come to Him with confidence. This opening segment includes a guided prayer for listeners, families, and believers around the world, grounding the day in trust and hope in Christ.