The president is putting pressure on Maduro in Venezuela, with a massive armada formed and a showdown in the country. Meanwhile, the economy is growing at a rate of 4.3%, with inflation down and corporate profits up. The Trump administration is also pushing for innovation and growth, with a focus on artificial intelligence and trade deals. Democrats are struggling in the polls, with a net approval rating of 55 points underwater. The president's policies are being credited with the economic growth, and the administration is pushing for more private sector jobs and fewer government jobs. [... more]

The group shares stories and clips about their mentor, Harold, who has been a source of guidance and support in their lives. They discuss the importance of having a father figure and how it can impact one's life. The conversation also touches on the themes of faith, spirituality, and community, highlighting the value of having a supportive group of men who can offer wisdom and encouragement. [... more]

Adoption is a powerful demonstration of God's redemptive love, offering a second chance to children in need. Dr. Laurel Shaler shares her personal experiences with adoption, highlighting the challenges and rewards of welcoming children into her family. She emphasizes the importance of extending love and grace to children, especially those with difficult pasts, and offers practical advice on how to apply the five love languages in adoption contexts. [... more]

Dr. Laurel Shaler and Dr. Gary Chapman discuss the unique challenges of adoption and how to infuse love, hope, and attachment in adoptive families. They explore the five love languages and how to apply them in adoptive parenting, addressing topics such as words of affirmation, physical touch, gifts, quality time, and acts of service. [... more]

Adopted children often struggle with their past and may have different love languages, requiring parents to be aware of their child's needs and to show love in ways that are meaningful to them. Parents can help their adopted children heal from trauma and build a strong relationship by being patient, listening to them, and showing them love in ways that are tailored to their individual needs. A relationship with God is also essential for parents as they navigate the challenges of adoption and parenting. [... more]

Discovering the love language of an adopted child can be a game-changer for parents, helping them effectively communicate love and build a strong emotional bond. Dr. Gary Chapman and Dr. Laurel Shaler share their expertise on the five love languages and how they apply to adoption, emphasizing the importance of understanding and meeting the unique emotional needs of adopted children. [... more]

Adoptive parents face unique challenges in infusing love, hope, and attachment in their families. Dr. Laurel Shaler and Dr. Gary Chapman discuss the importance of understanding the five love languages in building strong relationships with adopted children, addressing issues such as words of affirmation, physical touch, and quality time. They also explore the differences between traditional adoption and embryo adoption, and offer practical advice for parents navigating the adoption journey. [... more]

The Christian faith is the only genuine article, while other religions and ideologies are imitations. Moses' confrontation with Pharaoh in Exodus is a prime example of spiritual warfare, where the devil uses tactics like imitation to confuse and harden hearts. To overcome, one must look to the Lord and have faith, as Moses did, and trust in God's promises and power. [... more]

Protecting children from narcissistic parents' control and manipulation requires setting boundaries and being aware of God's plan for each child. Healthy submission involves following Jesus and biblical instruction, not submitting to a spouse's sin. Parents must choose to protect their kids and help them develop a God-given identity, even if it means separating from a narcissistic parent. [... more]

Understanding narcissism and its impact on relationships, marriage, and mental health, with expert insights from a licensed mental health counselor and Christian therapist. [... more]

The origins of everyday sayings reveal surprising histories. Red tape, for instance, comes from 16th-century Britain where documents were bound with red ribbon to prevent tampering. Other phrases, like 'ride roughshod' and 'ride shotgun,' have military beginnings, while 'rise and shine' stems from soldiers' morning routines. These stories showcase the evolution of language and culture. [... more]

A member of a royally talented family was on full display at yesterday's wedding, and we're not talking about Prince Harry. Lee Cowan has paid the clan a visit at home. Meanwhile, John McCain's new memoir, The Restless Wave, details his historic presidential campaign against Barack Obama, as well as his disagreements with President Obama and President Donald Trump about America's place in the world. [... more]