Helping teenagers navigate conflict, manage anger, and build healthy relationships with their parents, friends, and community. Dr. Gary Chapman and Dr. Jennifer Thomas share practical tools and biblical principles for resolving conflicts, apologizing, and communicating effectively. [... more]

When we feel angry, it's often a secondary emotion masking deeper issues like hurt, frustration, or insecurity. Recognizing this can help us address the root cause and respond more constructively. By using 'I feel' messages, we can express our emotions and needs without attacking others, leading to healthier relationships and personal growth. [... more]

The story of Noah's Ark is often misunderstood as a cute children's tale, but it's actually about a holy God responding to the seriousness of sin and one man's faith to trust God when no one else did. Pastor JD explores how Noah's example in Hebrews 11 challenges us to act on God's word out of reverence for him, and how we can live in a way today that we'll be glad we did tomorrow. [... more]

Learning to speak with grace is a key aspect of Christian living. It involves being kind, courteous, and respectful in our interactions with others, even in difficult situations. By filling our minds and hearts with the Word of God and allowing the Holy Spirit to control our speech, we can develop the ability to speak with grace and edify those around us. [... more]

Anger is a secondary emotion that often masks deeper issues such as unmet needs, hurt, and insecurity. Recognizing the root causes of anger can help individuals address their underlying emotions and develop healthier responses to frustration and hurt. [... more]

A Christian sheriff from Davidson County, North Carolina, shares his story of redemption and how he's using his position to help young people avoid addiction and find hope in Jesus through the TAME program. [... more]