There may come a time in your life when it's your turn to care for your parents, rather than the other way around. This phase of life can put a strain on your budget, but Guy from Compass Financial says there are ways to provide the support your parents need while still protecting your personal finances.

Discontent can sneak up on you in a variety of ways - whether it's endlessly scrolling Pinterest for "inspiration," keeping so focused on the next big experience that you miss what's in front of you, or just plain comparison. Dr. Heidi shares an interaction she had with a friend that gave her an idea for how we can practice contentment in a way that keeps some of those thoughts at bay.

Kristy asks her teen sons, Zack and Austin... Help me understand: What do the terms "Let him cook" and "Cooked" mean?

How to say pecans / A baby named helicopter / How God really feels about you

Just because the election is behind us and the political ads have stopped, it doesn't mean we won't still be seeing headlines about the economy and what different candidates and policies will mean for your bank account. So how can we respond to what's happening around us without letting the noise and big emotions distract us from what actually matters? Michele from Compass Financial has some advice.

If you've lived in one place for a while, you may know of certain landmarks by what they used to be. And that's fine until you have to explain where something is to someone who doesn't know where "the old Younkers building" is. Dr. Heidi says sometimes we can do this in relationships, where we keep treating loved ones like the people they were when they're younger. She shares some tips on how to make space for our friends and family to grow and change so the relationship can continue to flourish.

Kristy asks Meteorologist Jeriann Ritter... Help me understand: Why do is the forecast wrong sometimes?

Impulse buys / Why your cup might be empty / Why didn't anyone tell me this sooner?

It's an exciting season in a teenager's life when they get that first job to start earning their own money. But as your teen enters this new chapter in life, you may be wanting to make sure they learn how to be responsible with their newfound wealth. Guy shares some quick tips on how to teach your teenagers to use their money wisely.

Does it seem like everywhere you go, battle lines have been drawn pretty starkly? There are forces everywhere trying to pull people apart, but Jesus calls us to live in unity. So how do we handle conflict with people who are different from us in a way that reflects Jesus? Dr. Heidi has some advice.