Clinical wisdom helps couples thrive in their marriage by acknowledging and confessing their struggles, taking ownership of their thoughts and emotions, and making intentional choices to change their behavior. A counselor shares the importance of recognizing and challenging negative thought patterns, questioning emotions, and practicing self-care to achieve emotional healing and personal growth. [... more]

God uses storms and difficulties to shift people back to their true purpose, the more they were made for. He reveals his mercy and repositions individuals to experience transformation, as seen in the story of Jonah, who received a second chance to obey God's command and bring about a revival in the city of Nineveh. [... more]

Childhood experiences and parental influence can shape our behavior and emotional maturity, often leading to patterns of discontent, anxiety, and unhappiness. Identifying and addressing these underlying issues is crucial for spiritual growth and inner healing, allowing us to break free from the behaviors that bind us and live a more whole and fulfilling life. [... more]

Helping parents and children manage anxiety through breathing exercises, grounding techniques, and cognitive behavioral therapy, while also exploring the role of anxious and non-anxious parents in shaping their children's emotional well-being. [... more]

Dr. Erwin Lutzer explains how to change human behavior through understanding God's program of sanctification, which involves a miracle of the new birth and the gift of the Holy Spirit. He discusses the importance of putting on a new wardrobe of habits, casting aside old ones, and living up to the new self created within us. [... more]

Detaching from the impairments of a loved one is a crucial aspect of caregiving, allowing caregivers to maintain their emotional health and well-being. This detachment doesn't mean severing relationships, but rather learning to prioritize one's own needs and set boundaries. By being good stewards of themselves, caregivers can provide better care for their loved ones and navigate challenging situations with greater ease. [... more]

Single parents can find strength and guidance in God's presence, even in the midst of challenges and difficulties. By asking God what to do instead of why things are happening, they can find a sense of peace and purpose. Replicating Jesus' approach to discipline and behavioral issues can also be helpful, as can practicing empathy and taking a step back to think before reacting. Additionally, seeking help and support from others can be a vital part of navigating the complexities of single parenting. [... more]

Dr. Kevin Lehman shares insights from his book Have a New You by Friday, emphasizing the importance of self-acceptance, confidence, and change in five days. He discusses how our upbringing and environment shape our identity and how we can break free from lies and limitations to become our best selves. Dr. Lehman encourages listeners to trust God's love and grace, and to focus on worshiping the perfect one, Jesus. [... more]

Belief and behavior are intertwined in the Christian life, and it's essential to have a congruent triangle of faith, where one's actions match their convictions. The Apostle Paul emphasizes the importance of walking in love and purity, as seen in Ephesians 5, and becoming imitators of God by demonstrating His characteristics, such as kindness, justice, and righteousness. [... more]

The church's behavior and faith are crucial in leading others to Jesus and motivating spiritual reformation. The Thessalonians' example shows how a church can be an effective witness to the world, turning from idols to serve the true and living God. [... more]

The Thessalonian church is commended by the apostle Paul for their commendable behavior, which is a model for all believers. They mimic faithful role models, model joyful responses to the word and pressure, and motivate spiritual reformation. [... more]

A couple shares their story of navigating marriage struggles, faith, and trials as they face Lyme disease, job loss, and family challenges. They find hope and encouragement in their relationship with God and learn to trust in His goodness, even in the midst of difficult circumstances. [... more]