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  • Dr. James Dobson's Family Talk - Election Preview, Part 2
    Politicians come and go, but the call for Christians to influence our nation for the gospel never fades. On today’s edition of Family Talk, Gary Bauer makes the case for why believers cannot afford to sit on the sidelines. He shares how civic engagement reflects a life of faith, why every vote carries weight, and what’s at stake for our nation this November.
     
    Voting and the Church (eBook)
    26 min
  • Focus on the Family with Jim Daly - Growing Your Relationship Through Every Season of Life (Part 1 of 2)

    We were made for connection, but relationships don’t always come easy. In today’s conversation, Debra Fileta breaks down the “seasons” (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter) that relationships naturally go through. She provides practical tools and encouragement to help us tend to our relationships well, ultimately guiding us to follow Christ’s example of love first.

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    Improve Your Sex Life to Improve Your Marriage -- A great sex life is something you make, not something you find.This exclusive free video series contains research-backed strategies for improving sexual satisfaction and communication that have already helped thousands of couples experience greater mutual pleasure and closeness than ever before.

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    28 min
  • FamilyLife Today® - How to Communicate With Your Teenager: Jim & Angela Davis

    Ever wonder how to communicate with your teenager when the stakes feel high—and their mood changes like the weather? Pastor Jim Davis and counselor Angela Davis join Dave and Ann Wilson on FamilyLife Today to talk about awkward conversations, parental panic, and what your teen may need from you more than another lecture.

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    25 min
  • A Word With You - When You Can’t Find the Trail - #10367

    One of our team members is quite the woodsman and hiker. And one foggy Saturday morning, he volunteered to lead a group of men who wanted to go hike to this distinctive rock formation called Hawksbill Crag. He had the book on the trails in that area; a book written by the man considered the expert. My friend kept consulting the book as they went along, pretty confident that they would soon end up at Hawksbill Crag. They ended up lost in a poison ivy patch, and the fog wasn't helping much. As they tried to retrace their steps, they passed a house set back in the woods and they happened to see its owner outside. My friend called to him and asked him if he would help them get "un-lost." That man went above and beyond. He actually came to where they were, helped them make sense of the map that they had, and pointed them right to the trail that got them to their goal. Of course, it turns out he was the man who wrote the book.

    I'm Ron Hutchcraft and I want to have A Word With You today about “When You Can’t Find the Trail.”

    Those men finally found the trail they needed to be on from the person who knew the trail best. There's not one of us who doesn't need that same kind of direction for our life! Most of us have lived long enough to have already tried several trails that looked good to us, that we were sure would lead us to the meaning we were looking for, and to the love we were looking for, and to the inner freedom and peace we've always wanted. But so far, no trail has led us there. We're lost. In fact, some of us have found ourselves standing in poison ivy rather than looking at the beautiful view we had hoped for.

    But all the dead-end trails you've tried, all the fog, all the disappointments, all the brokenness, have been preparing you to meet the person who knows the trail better than anyone else. And He has our word for today from the Word of God. It's Jesus, of course, and we're reading His words in John 8:12. "Jesus said, 'I am the light of the world. Whoever follows Me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.'" So, Jesus is offering here a relationship with Him that opens up that awesome possibility of being led by the very person who designed us in the first place, who wrote the book of our life.

    So you don't have to "walk in darkness" any more. The problem is that we've all, as the Bible says, "gone astray; each of us has turned to his own way" (Isaiah 53:6). We're lost. We're wondering which way is the right way because we've consistently chosen to go our own way instead of God's way. That's what the Bible calls sin. And we were never meant to blaze our own trail. There's a trail you were made for. But following our own trail has left behind us a trail of brokenness, guilt, restlessness, scars and tears. And ultimately our trail leads right over a cliff into an eternity without God and without hope.

    But Jesus left His home in heaven to come where we are to actually give His life to pay for every wrong thing we have ever done. And today He is saying to you, "Will you follow Me from this point on? I'll forgive your sin, I’ll come into your life, and I’ll lead you on the trail you were created for." You'll have to resign from being your own guide; from depending on your religion to get you to heaven, and you just tell Jesus, "I'm Yours, Lord. I'm pinning all my hopes on You. You died for me. You've got me."

    It may be that you’re just tired of wandering, tired of feeling lost…off the right trail, and you are ready for the life you were made for. This is the day you can reach out to Jesus Christ, who will bring you into that very life that has your name on it. It begins when you say to Him, “I’m Yours.”

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    5 min
  • Revive Our Hearts - Teaching the Gospel to Children (E2)
    Old Testament Bible tales offer something far better than “the moral of the story.” Barbara Reaoch says you can find the gospel all through these stories and teach them to your kids. Learn how to point little hearts to Christ.

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    25 min
  • In the Market with Janet Parshall - News and Views

    Join us this hour as Dr. Michael New reviews the overwhelmingly positive impact the Hyde Amendment has had on the pro-life movements for the last 50 years and why it must never be removed. Then, Lila Rose will encourage us to stay the course and fight the good fight in defending life. Join us for encouraging conversation.

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    46 min
  • Tony Evans' Sermons - Audio - Seeing God's Provision
    Cultural trends and unexpected events can disrupt our lives in ways that make us uncomfortable. Dr. Tony Evans points to the story of Elijah to show what God can teach us when the world around us changes and we’re forced to depend on His provision.
    25 min

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