The story of Little Debbie, a beloved snack cake brand, begins in the Great Depression when O.D. and Ruth McKee started selling Virginia Dare cakes out of the back of their car. The couple's innovative ideas and family values helped their business thrive, and their granddaughter Debbie became the face of the brand, which is still family-owned today. [... more]

Jonathan McKee discusses the impact of screens on human connection and relationships, highlighting the pressure of influencer culture and its effects on mental health, as well as the importance of media choices and family relationships. [... more]

New tax laws are on the horizon, and they could change the way you give. Bruce McKee, attorney and senior vice president of complex gifts at the National Christian Foundation, joins Rob West to help understand what's changing and how to respond wisely. They discuss the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, its implications for givers, and strategies for maximizing charitable impact. [... more]

Parents are struggling to manage their kids' screen time and social media use, leading to concerns about addiction, anxiety, and poor self-esteem. Jonathan McKee offers practical advice on how to model healthy behavior, create a family docking station, and engage in meaningful conversations with kids about technology and its impact on their lives. [... more]

During the Great Depression, O.D. and Ruth McKee started selling Virginia Dare cakes from the back of their car, eventually purchasing a bakery and renaming it McKee Baking Company. They introduced the Oatmeal Cream Pie, a continuously sold product, and later sold their bakery, only to return and rename it McKee Foods. The company's innovative approach to packaging and employee treatment led to its success, with Little Debbie becoming a beloved brand and a symbol of the company's family values. [... more]

Jonathan McKee joins the show to discuss the importance of having open and honest conversations with children about sex and sexuality, and how parents can model healthy relationships and boundaries to help their kids navigate these complex issues. [... more]

Jonathan McKee discusses the impact of screen time and social media on mental health, particularly among young people, and explores the concept of distractions and the importance of focusing on what truly matters, such as relationships and faith. [... more]

As parents, we often feel pressure to block out the bad stuff, but instead, we should focus on telling the truth to our kids. Research shows that excessive social media use can lead to mental health issues, especially in teenagers. Experts recommend limiting screen time, especially for young girls, and teaching kids how to have face-to-face connections. By speaking truth to our kids and being proactive about creating conversation moments, we can help them navigate the digital world and develop a healthy relationship with technology. [... more]

Navigating the challenges of parenting in a world where screens and social media dominate young people's lives, experts warn of unprecedented mental health crises and predatory behavior. Parents must learn to connect with their kids, set boundaries, and have open conversations about the digital world to help them become wise and responsible users of technology. [... more]

Navigating the challenges of parenting in a digital world where screens and social media dominate teenagers' lives. Experts discuss the importance of connection before correction, setting boundaries, and equipping kids to make wise decisions about screen time and social media. [... more]

A parent's role in helping their child navigate bullying is crucial. By being a supportive and empathetic listener, parents can make a significant difference in their child's life. Jonathan McKee shares his personal experiences with bullying and offers practical advice on how parents can help their kids cope with bullying, including the importance of having one true friend, being involved in their child's life, and teaching them about God's love and acceptance. [... more]

Delaying screen time and having open conversations with children about the digital world can help them develop digital wisdom and a strong identity in Christ. Parents should focus on building a relationship with their kids, refraining from overreacting, and using parental controls wisely to guide them in making good decisions. [... more]

Navigating the challenges of raising teenage boys involves understanding their struggles with self-image, social media, and substance abuse, while passing on values and encouraging meaningful conversations about life's important issues. [... more]

Jonathan McKee and his daughter Alyssa discuss the impact of screen time on empathy and mental health in teenagers, and provide guidance for parents on how to set healthy boundaries and model good behavior. [... more]