If you're looking to improve your financial health in 2026, you may be looking at what you have in your savings account and asking if you're doing enough. Guy from Compass Financial shares thoughts on how you can approach your savings account in the most effective way possible.

Kristy asks marriage coaches Dr. Gary and Barb Rosberg... Help Me Understand: How do we parent as a team?

You may have been presented with an option to buy something now and pay for it later - often with furniture, appliances, or cell phones. It can sound too good to be true - but Guy from Compass financial shares some thoughts on how to make the promotion work for you.

If you're looking to work on your mental health in the new year, Dr. Heidi is sharing her number one mental health tip. (From the archives)

Kristy asks Christina Hannan, the host of the Praying Through Scripture podcast... Help Me Understand: How do we listen for God when we're praying?

Highlights from the show: The story you'll never live down / "It's a good thing you're cute" stories / Things you can plan for in 2026

It's nearly impossible to go through life without taking on some sort of debt. The questions is - which kinds of debt are worth it, and which kinds should be avoided? Guy from Compass Financial Services shares some wisdom on how to decide. (From the archives)

You may try to control your thought life and keep your negative self-talk at bay...but sometimes it can feel like a spiritual discipline to recognize your faults and try to improve them. Dr. Heidi shares how you can stay motivated to become more like Jesus without beating yourself up the whole way through.

Kristy asks author Lynne Hoeksema... Help Me Understand: How do we know if we're grieving correctly?

You've heard all the statistics on New Year's Resolutions - you know how people tend to struggle following through on the big dreams they have in January. So how can Christians try to continue becoming more like Jesus while still maintaining a realistic understanding of New Year's Resolutions. Dr. Heidi suggests a shift in thinking.