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FamilyLife Today® is a weekday podcast featuring fun, engaging conversations that help families grow together with Jesus while pursuing the relationships that matter most.

8 HR AGO

Dave & Ann's Conflict Cycle: Debra Fileta

Is conflict always bad? Dave and Ann Wilson discuss their marriage conflict cycle and underlying issues as guests on Debra Fileta's podcast, "Talk To Me."

34 min
1 DAY AGO

Getting My Kids To Talk To Me: Becky Harling

Do you want your kids to open up more? Becky Harling shares what parents can do to help their children express themselves.

28 min
2 DAYS AGO

I Want My Kids To Talk To Me: Becky Harling

Do you struggle with getting your kids to talk to you? Becky Harling explains how to give them a voice.

28 min
5 DAYS AGO

Spiritual Growth Amidst Chaos: Jackie Hill Perry

Jackie Hill Perry discusses spiritual growth and her new devotional, which explores themes of humility, authentic worship, and surrender amidst life's chaos.

28 min
6 DAYS AGO

Upon Waking: Jackie Hill Perry

It's hard to pursue Bible study and prayer when life's busy. Jackie Hill Perry describes her new devotional, written to help us pause to reflect on the Word.

27 min
20 NOV

Loneliness in the Bible: Steve & Jennifer DeWitt

When coping with loneliness, not all strategies are equal. Loneliness is a natural part of life, but Steve and Jennifer DeWitt argue it can be redeemed.

31 min
19 NOV

Loneliness and Marriage: Steve & Jennifer DeWitt

Marriage and loneliness—what can we do? What if loneliness can have a good purpose, whether married or single? Steve and Jennifer DeWitt tell us how.

32 min
18 NOV

Loneliness: Don't Hate It or Waste It: Steve & Jennifer DeWitt

There's a loneliness epidemic. But what if we don't have to avoid loneliness like a plague? Steve & Jennifer DeWitt offer a redemptive approach.

29 min

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FamilyLife Today® is a weekday podcast featuring fun, engaging conversations that help families grow together with Jesus while pursuing the relationships that matter most.