Do you ever wish you could learn from the practical wisdom of leaders? Jon Gauger has asked some for practical wisdom on how they spend their time.

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When Jon Gauger was a student, he once ran a long touchdown—headed the wrong way. He applies that to life to make sure you’re headed toward the right goal.

When Jon Gauger was a student, he once ran a long touchdown—headed the wrong way. He applies that to life to make sure you’re headed toward the right goal.

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Life has a way of pushing married couples apart. Dennis and Barbara Rainey will show you how to cultivate emotional and physical intimacy.

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The challenges and busyness of real life can squeeze romance out of a marriage. Dennis and Barbara Rainey will show you how to make romance a priority.

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Veronica Copenhaver and her children have memorized whole chapters of the Bible. They don’t feel like they have special talents, but they work hard at it.

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When is the last time you sat down with someone older and wiser than you and learned from their experience? It doesn't have to be hard.

In a world of email, instant messaging, and phone texts, how can you deliver a message that will really cut through the clutter?

Mark DeMoss says the best time to read the Bible and pray is early in the morning. He says waiting until later in the day leaves room for more distractions.

When Mark DeMoss was a young man, he observed people in the last stages of life. Most of those people had the exact same regrets. Find out why.