Hospitiality is constantly promoted in tthe Scriptures as an expression of love. How are we doing in this simple habit? This episdoe will encourage you.

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Greeting other is not only loving, but commanded in Scripture. Here is how it is good for us and for the church.

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Repentance and correction are a necessary ingrediant in the Christian life. This podcast will help everyone in the family learn how to grow in this area - especially Mom and Dad!

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A call to dads to ensure that our parenting strategies are based on full truths from a biblical worldview.

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Paul's prayer in Philippians 1 has surprising application for parents and church leaders.

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The most important thing we can understand is the substitutionary atonement of Jesus Christ for our sins. Learn a simple help from the crucifixion story in Luke 23.

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Are you and your spouse regularly disagreeing about parenting decisions? Learn how to handle these different disagreements and become more unified.

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Big days can bring big stresses with our older children. Here are some approaches to avoid and others to embrace.

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Even when they're adults, we will always feel with and for our children. Some thoughts on this stage of life.

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This valuable insight has helped me navigate many conflicts in a godly way. I think it will help you also.

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