It's graduation season, and if you have a high school senior preparing to leave for collge, one of your concerns may be about how they handle their finances when they're away from home. Michele from Compass Financial Services shares some financial temptations and pitfalls college students should be prepared for.

Sometimes, conflict in a relationship comes beause of a simple miscommunication, and there's a clear resolution to the issue. Other times, you may find there is no common ground between you and the other person - even if the other person is also a well-meaning Christian! Dr. Heidi shares some tips on how to have healthy, God-honoring conflict in situations like this.

Elevator pitch your mom / Unsung mothers / What does it really mean to "cast your anxieties" on God?

If you have children, one of your biggest financial commitments could end up being their post-high school education. There are a variety of tools to help you save for college, and Guy breaks down how to approach them and what the advantages are to using a 529 plan. (From the archives)

Generally, we don't think of conflict as a good thing. It's a sign of division and disunity. But what if conflict could become something that points people to Jesus? Dr. Heidi shares why healthy conflict can be good, and how to have those kinds of conversations.

Silly injuries / Your big forget / Forgiving when you don't feel like it

Do you have strong feelings about kale? Taylor and Jen do, and the feelings are not great. But their friendly food expert Clara thinks she can change their minds - she spent some time in the studio defending kale and sharing why it's worth trying.

"One of the greatest gifts you can give your parents is to let them spend the money they have worked so hard to earn." Michele shares this bit of wisdom and more when talking to Taylor and Jen about the delicate conversations about money you may have with your parents as they enter retirement.

You want to be there for your friends, but what happens when the thing they're facing is beyond your ability to understand or solve? Dr. Heidi says that while you may not be a professional in the issue your friend is facing, there are actually simple things you can do that help them heal and come back stronger.

Online order fails / Stealth health operations / What's your psych up chore? (from the archives)