We create habits for almost everything we do in life including how we speak to people On today's program Dave and Ann Wilson encourage us to create a habit of speaking life within our homes and realizing the impact it can have on those we love Show Notes and Resources Learn more about the Vertical Marriage small group study https www familylife com verticalmarriagestudy Get Vertical Marriage the book https shop familylife com p- -vertical-marriage aspx Send us your prayer requests https www familylife com prayer-requests Download FamilyLife's new app https www familylife com app Find resources from this podcast [... more]

Our tongues have so much power to build up or tear down Dave and Ann Wilson remind us that one of the most important things in a marriage is choosing to speak life to our spouses Show Notes and Resources Learn more about the Vertical Marriage small group study https www familylife com verticalmarriagestudy Get Vertical Marriage the book https shop familylife com p- -vertical-marriage aspx Download FamilyLife's new app https www familylife com app Find resources from this podcast at https shop familylife com Products aspx categoryid Check out all that's available on the FamilyLife Podcast Network https www [... more]

How do we speak life and empower the people we love Stu finds out as he chats with Pastor Alan Wright of Reynolda Church EPC in Winston-Salem NC to discuss his latest book The Power to Bless [... more]

It's a very short step from 'I don't want to live like that' to 'No one should live like that ' We need more protection for people - Nancy Valko www nancyvalko com Palliative and Hospice care continue to confuse so many caregivers While some programs offer amazing and beneficial services to families others seem to be detrimental Involving the Govt seems to give a stamp of approval of something but is it what it says it is How can we know Nancy Valko called HOPE FOR THE CAREGIVER on Sirius XM's Family Talk Channel to discuss this Transcript of [... more]

All too many caregivers judge themselves without mercy - all we see are our mistakes But if we're going to judge ourselves and I don't recommend that we do let's at least judge ourselves fairly That means if we berate ourselves for our performance record then we need to also judge ourselves by our attendance record - which is flawless We keep showing up Now once we've established that showing up has value let's see if we can't work on showing up without feeling miserable [... more]