Family Shield

Divorce effects every aspect of your life, emotional, spiritual, and physical. According to Donna Pyle, author of Without This Ring, it feels like amputation without anesthetic. Probably the hardest part to grasp about the whole process of divorce is wondering what happened to the person you thought you married, the plans you made together, and the dreams you shared.

Have you ever felt overwhelmed by those who question Christianity? You may know the frustration that can come upon us when we're not able to answer tough questions unbelievers ask about God and the Christian faith. You know what you believe, but you're not able to explain it clearly or defend it. Join us today as I interview Dr. Ron Rhodes, author of Answering the Objections of Atheists, Agnostics, and Skeptics.

Conflict is one of the most destructive forces on earth; it instigates war, it divides families, it destroys marriages., it can make the workplace unbearable, and it can wreak havoc in the church. How do we learn to deal with conflict Biblically?

Why did Stephen Becker become a Mormon and then later leave the Church of Jesus Christ of Later Day Saints? What do Mormons believe and teach that are in conflict with Christianity and God's Word?

Raising children to know and love Jesus in today's world is a joy, a privilege, and a challenge. Parenting is the most important job you will ever have. How can we maintain a Christ-centered home while juggling jobs, sports, school, and community activities? We find the answer when we rely upon God's power for help, not our own or the world's.

Raising children to know and love Jesus in today's world is a joy, a privilege, and a challenge. Parenting is the most important job you will ever have. How can we maintain a Christ-centered home while juggling jobs, sports, school, and community activities? We find the answer when we rely upon God's power for help, not our own or the world's.

God's plan for the family is that children will be raised by a loving and involved mother and father. Statistics document that children with active and involved fathers are more confident, better able to deal with frustration, gain independence in their own identities better, more likely to mature into compassionate adults, more sociable, more secure, and less likely to show signs of depression. God's Word has much to say about parenting. It also says, "Fathers, do not exasperate your children, instead bring them up in the training and instruction of the Lord." Join us today as we talk about the importance of fathers and raising children to know and love Jesus. My guest today is Rev. Matthew Clark. He is the father, husband, and pastor at Ascension Lutheran Church in St. Louis. Today is our Father's Day special.

I tried to study the Bible but couldn't understand it. How do we study God's Word so we get the most out of it? Today's study will help introduce you to God's Word and help you grow in faith. You can also use today's study to introduce someone to God and His Word.

Do you believe technology is bringing your children and family closer together, or creating a greater distance? How can a parent know if their child is involved with too much screen time?

As far as the East is from the West, so far does He remove our transgressions from us. We thank God that the Lord forgives us for all our sins, but sometimes we have trouble forgiving people who offend us. Forgiveness is always personal. It's difficult to do, but it's never optional. When someone has offended us, the temptation to not forgive is great, but the roots of unforgiveness and bitterness can grow deep in the human soul. Left alone, unforgiveness can produce bitter fruit that shows itself in angry thoughts, words, and deeds. So how do we learn to forgive? Why is offering forgiveness not excusing a sin? And how is forgiveness different from reconciliation? Stay tuned today as I interview Donna Pyle, author of Forgiveness: Received from God Extended to Others.