If you come to the end of the month with a little extra money, there are a few different things you could do with it. You could pay down debt, build up your emergency savings, or add to your child's college fund. But what's the best use of that money? Michele from Compass Financial Services shares her priorities. (From the archives)

It's easy to say that only Jesus can meet all of your needs, but it can be hard to live like it. Often, we're tempted to expect a spouse, a child, or a friend to meet a need that only Jesus can. Dr. Heidi shares how to recognize when this is happening and what to do instead. (From the archives)

Kristy asks Elizabeth Weyers, manager of the Downtown Des Moines Farmers Market...Help Me Understand: What do you do with leftover products at the market?

Finding work isn't always easy, especially when you're younger and less experienced. Guy from Compass Financial shares some tips on how to stand out in the middle of a sea of applicants.

If you're a parent, graduation can bring up a whole host of emotions - joy, excitement, fear, even grief. Dr. Heidi shares some tips on how to navigate the emotions that come from this transition.

Kristy asks Christina Hannan, host of the Praying Through Scripture podcast...Help Me Understand: What's the ACTS Method of prayer?

Naming cats after your job / Small things that make your day / Kid stuff that needs a grownup version (From the archives)

As we move into the summer months, your family may be looking to go on a fun family trip, but when money is tight, how do you balance the fun with financial responsibility? Guy shares some tips.

Some conflicts need to find resolution and change from one or both people in the relationship. But sometimes, it's unrealistic to expect a conflict to ever be fully resolved, and that's okay. Dr. Heidi shares how some conflicts will keep coming around, and how you can use them to draw closer to the person you're in conflict with, rather than letting them be a source of frustration.

Kristy asks Meteorologist Jeriann Ritter...Help Me Understand: What's a typical day look like for a meteorologist?