Men, if you want the very best for your marriage, it doesn't start with exerting your authority and demanding submission. It starts with following God's selfless and sacrificial example. This message from Ephesians 5 explains how to live out the role of a husband.

God wants the best for your marriage, and He's given us instructions on how to get the best out of our relationships in the Bible. In this message, James MacDonald looks at the role of the wife in marriage.

Hanna was undeterred in her pursuit of God, even when two insensitive men interrupted her prayers. Her story teaches us that no matter how complex your struggles or how deep your heartache, pouring your burden out to the Lord in prayer and trusting Him by faith, can change both your heart and your circumstances.

Hannah is a woman in a very tough situation. But her burden is not wasted. In fact, her desperation drives her to the place God wants all of His children to go--deeper into prayer. Listen and learn how to take your burdens before your heavenly Father.

The idea that wives should submit to their husbands is rife with controversy. But the clear principles in this message will answer your most frequently asked questions about marital roles and God's prescription for submission. This message will encourage both men and women to a renewed commitment to gender appropriate roles and a confidence in the blessings they bring.

Even if you think you know what submission means, this message may surprise you. Find out what it looks like, how far it should go, the reasons it is so difficult, and why it is absolutely essential to have God's best in your marriage.

Even if your family feels like it's falling apart because of unresolved conflict, it's never too late to change. God has a plan to help you diffuse and ultimately defeat negative forms of conflict, so your family can heal.

Conflict is a necessary part of family life. But there's a drastic difference between good conflict and bad conflict. In this message, James MacDonald helps us understand how to have healthy, biblical conflict that solves problems and draws families closer together.

Although family conflict may be inevitable, it doesn't have to be destructive. God put a plan in the book of Proverbs to help you evaluate, escape and end conflict so that the healing can begin.

In Revelation chapter 10, in the midst of some of the most intense visions in all of Scripture, God gives John a moment of rest. Why? Because John needed it to carry on. As you listen to this message, you'll discover that when you're weary and worn out, God can and will look after you in the same way.