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Psychologist Dr. Kevin Leman shares his personal faith journey and emphasizes the importance of gaining godly wisdom and counsel.

Author and speaker Pamela Christian shares the story of her near-death experience, encouraging listeners to consider the brevity of life and settle the question of their eternal destiny by placing their faith in Jesus Christ.

If you think that talking to your child about sex is an impossible task, you’ll want to stay tuned. Christy Hersleman talks about the importance of having conversations about sex with our children, in order to give them a healthy and accurate explanation of how God designed sex, and to dispel any myths and distortions before our kids end up with a warped view of sexual intimacy in marriage.

Kim Phuc Phan Thi shares her powerful story of being burned by a napalm bomb as a child during the Vietnam War, and becoming the central figure of the iconic Pulitzer Prize winning photo "The Terror of War." She talks about her recovery, the ongoing challenges she faced, how she became a Christian and how God has helped her to forgive her enemies. (Part 2 of 2)

Kim Phuc Phan Thi shares her powerful story of being burned by a napalm bomb as a child during the Vietnam War, and becoming the central figure of the iconic Pulitzer Prize winning photo "The Terror of War." She talks about her recovery, the ongoing challenges she faced, how she became a Christian and how God has helped her to forgive her enemies. (Part 1 of 2)

If you’ve ever felt as though you keep dropping the ball in the parenting arena, then stay close because on the next “Focus on the Family” our guest Hettie Brittz will tell you how you can move from un-natural parenting to supernatural parenting, by adopting a few tools and a whole lot of reliance on God. (Part 2 of 2)

We know that God made us unique individuals, but there is a definite truth that human temperaments can be classified, usually into four categories. This doesn’t negate our individuality. Hettie Brittz will describes those temperament classifications can help us to understand ourselves and our families better. Hettie will bring you a large does of encouragement that you are the perfect parent for your child on today’s program. (Part 1 of 2)

Gil and Brenda Stuart offer advice and hope to remarried couples as they address the difficult challenges stepfamilies face. (Part 2 of 2)

Gil and Brenda Stuart offer advice and hope to remarried couples as they address the difficult challenges stepfamilies face. (Part 1 of 2)

Author and filmmaker Rob Stennett offers encouragement and advice to fathers who feel insecure in their parenting role in a lighthearted discussion based on his book The Perfect Dad: A Totally Achievable Guide to Not Messing Up Your Kids.

In spite of the progress we have made in HIV discovery, there are still people who believe that a positive HIV status means death, and steals a person’s future. Our guests will share their beautiful story of coming together despite a positive HIV diagnosis, and how they have managed to encourage and educate others with the knowledge of the life that is possible for those living with HIV.

In a discussion based on their book, Don't Go to Bed Angry: Stay Up and Fight, Ron and Deb DeArmond explain how couples can engage in healthy conflict and use it to strengthen their marriage.

Psychologist Dr. Kevin Leman helps parents understand how your child manipulates, craves attention, and ultimately, how you can reduce the amount of power your child has over your home. (Part 2 of 2)

Psychologist Dr. Kevin Leman helps parents understand how your child manipulates, craves attention, and ultimately, how you can reduce the amount of power your child has over your home. (Part 1 of 2)

In a discussion centered around her latest book, What a Girl Needs From Her Mom, Cheri Fuller talks about the importance of a mother listening to and praying for her daughter, as well as helping her to develop confidence and a healthy body image.