Insight for Living Video Podcast

Sometimes we’re not quite sure what to say to someone who’s going through a tough time. Chuck Swindoll says that massive doses of this will make a great start.

When Life Isn’t Fair: What They Didn’t Tell Us in Sunday School offers biblical hope, help, and a touch of humor for those seasons when life is difficult or downright disabling.

Some people want us to see the world through rose-colored glasses. Chuck Swindoll describes what it would be like to see life instead through faith-filled glasses.

Most of us can remember when someone’s well-timed words of encouragement made all the difference in our ability to press on. Chuck Swindoll urges us to pass the kindness on.

Whether it’s fear, conflict, or failure, the What If . . . ? Bible Companion helps you pursue more deeply the issue that concerns you today. It’s ideal for personal or group study.

Chuck Swindoll relates what the youth ministers at his church do to help teens make and then remember a commitment to purity. Making a public decision holds great weight over choices.

People who are haunted by their past need help learning to live in the present and to see themselves the way God does now. He sees only our cleanness because of His provision for us.

Cheryl La Mastra gives wise, succinct advice first to the woman who is thinking about having an abortion, then to the one who is reeling from the effects of just having had one.

Children are bombarded with examples of those who treat sex lightly and casually. They need role models at home who will not send them a double message with their own behavior.

Your family of origin teaches you a lot about your self-worth. Adults who have had childhood trauma sometimes need to learn to value themselves first through the choices they make.

Cheryl La Mastra gives suggestions on how to give even young children the right view of God’s gift of sex and how to teach boys especially to have respect for the opposite sex.

When it comes to moral purity, we often try to make gray the issues that are quite black and white. Cheryl La Mastra leads clients through questions that point them to God's Word.

It’s not an exaggeration to use the word trauma to describe the physical and psychological effects of an abortion. Cheryl La Mastra even compares it to the PTSD a soldier may face.

Once a woman has found freedom and forgiveness for herself after an abortion, she may need to tell a few trusted others about her past choice, especially her current spouse.

Many women need help in linking the deep sorrow and emptiness they feel to their past abortion. Cheryl La Mastra explains how she walks them through the process of grieving.