Staying Organized in the School Year
Is it a challenge for you to keep the house clean? As we approach a new school year, Kristi Clover and Jim Daly offer young moms some encour...
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20 of 790 episodesIndicators for Blended Family Success
Learning to adapt well as a blended family is not a simple process. Jim Daly talks with Ron Deal on some of the top stressors in blended mar...
Midlife Doesn’t Have to be a Crisis
What if the midlife years of your marriage could be some of the richest? Bill and Pam Farrel share how to do some healthy life reflections i...
When an Unfaithful Spouse Confesses
If one or both spouses have been unfaithful, it's a horrible betrayal to the marriage. Tim and Kathy Bush join Jim Daly to share how they su...
Learning to See the Positive
If your mate is getting on your nerves, it's good to pause and focus on their best qualities. Ted Lowe joins Jim Daly to give couples a fram...
The Merge Moment
How do you learn to accept the differences between you and your mate even when they rub you the wrong way? John and the Smalley's open up ab...
A Thoughtful Conversation Goes a Long Way
When your spouse is getting on your nerves, it's good to remember the qualities that attracted you to him or her. Karen Leann Murphy joins J...
Focus on the Good Qualities
When your spouse is getting on your nerves, it's good to remember the qualities that attracted you to him or her. Karen Leann Murphy joins J...
Be Slow to Speak
When tension is high, how do you avoid saying something to your spouse that you'll end up regretting? Deborah Pegues and Jim Daly offer some...
Learning to Work in Tandem
When conflict arises, does one of you tend to get aggressive, and does the other withdraw? Dr. Josh and Christi Straub talk with Jim and Jea...
Overcoming Financial Feuding
Money is one of the biggest reasons couples fight. Erin and Greg Smalley discuss how a tennis ball can sparked a big fight between them. Als...
Making Good Marital Choices
How do you know if you're actually making the best decisions for your marriage? We don't always get it right. Greg Smalley opens up about so...
Navigating Inevitable Conflict
When the tension is high in your marriage, how do you and your spouse work through it? Fawn Weaver and Jim Daly share about ways you can de-...
When You’re Not Getting Along with In-Laws
In-law relationships can be some of the most complex after you get married. Dr. Gary Chapman joins Jim Daly to talk about responding in a Ch...
What Do You Appreciate About Your Mate?
What would happen in your marriage if you simply told your spouse what you love about them? Kathy Lipp joins Jim Daly to share about an expe...
4 Simple Things You Can Do
What if your marriage was only a small adjustment away from going to the next level? Scott and Vanessa Martindale talk to Jim Daly about 4 t...
Building Trust & Friendship
Just like your house needs a solid foundation, your marriage needs trust. Dr. Henry Cloud joins Jim Daly to share about why showing empathy...
What Every Woman Wants from a Man
Every wife longs to feel safe in her marriage. Jim Daly and Brant Hansen discuss why women find it so attractive if a man seeks to protect t...
The Male & Female Brains
Men and women tend to respond to stress and situations very differently. Jim Daly and Gary Thomas address the differences in brain chemistry...
Accepting When Your Mate Says "No"
If you want a good relationship, you sometimes have to tell your spouse, "No." Arlene Pellicane talks about a time where she had to have a t...