In the middle of a traumatic and unwanted journey, such as cancer, people can still discover what matters most, experience deeper connection with God and others, and learn how to live fully one day at a time.

Tana shares how to stop living out of old wounds and hurts, and take responsibility for how you will move forward in this one precious life you have. Part 2 of a two-part series.

What happens when past painful experiences continue shaping how we see ourselves, our bodies, our relationships, and even God? Tana covers it in this episode. Part 1 of a two-part series.

The early years of marriage can be surprisingly difficult and disorienting yet often the journey of young marrieds. Dr. Sharon May & Julie Baumgardner offer hopeful, practical steps for building a stronger marriage.

One of the most tender and complicated seasons of family life: parenting adult children. A practical and hope-filled conversation with Jim Burns about parenting adult children — how to stay connected when you disagree, love without controlling, set healthy boundaries, and preserve the relationship.

One of the most tender and complicated seasons of family life: parenting adult children. A practical and hope-filled conversation with Jim Burns about parenting adult children — how to stay connected when you disagree, love without controlling, set healthy boundaries, and preserve the relationship.

What makes a good life? It's probably not what you think. Dr. Mark Foreman shares what research actually shows about living well — and what it means for the life you're building.

The early years of marriage can be surprisingly difficult and disorienting yet often the journey of young marrieds. Dr. Sharon May & Julie Baumgardner offer hopeful, practical steps for building a stronger marriage.