What if the way you see yourself is shaping every relationship in your life? In this powerful episode, Dr. Chris Grace sits down with Dr. JP Foster and Dr. Matt Williams to unpack how finding your true identity in Christ transforms how you love, lead, and live. Discover how to silence negative self-talk, break free from shame, and embrace the freedom that changes everything—from your confidence to your closest relationships.

It’s not easy when you’re uneasy about your child’s boyfriend or girlfriend. As parents, the desire to protect is strong—but so is the need to respect your child’s independence. How do you walk that fine line? In this article, we explore practical ways to preserve trust, respect boundaries, and keep your relationship with your child strong—even when you don’t fully approve of who they’re dating.

“I had sex before marriage…am I forgiven?” Chris and Alisa Grace dive into this honest and often painful question, exploring what Scripture says about God’s design for sex, His response to sexual sin, and the hope of redemption. Discover how to move past shame, embrace God’s forgiveness, and experience healing for your future relationships.

What happens when your marriage faces the unthinkable? In this reflection, Chris shares how cancer changed everything—and the three practices that prepared his marriage to withstand life’s hardest storms.

Moving away to college comes with big expectations—but what happens when making friends turns out to be way harder than you thought? In this honest and practical episode, Chris and Alisa Grace unpack why college can feel surprisingly lonely (even for extroverts), and what you can do about it. With stories, research, and biblical insight, they offer simple but powerful steps to build meaningful friendships—even if you're shy, overwhelmed, or feeling invisible.

What’s the difference between two Christians being married and having a truly Christ-centered marriage? In this episode, Chris and Alisa Grace share biblical wisdom and practical tools for building a relationship where Jesus is at the center. From communication and conflict to prayer, gratitude, and servant leadership, discover how your marriage can grow stronger—and point others to Christ.

Dating can be exciting—and complicated. In this episode of The Art of Relationships, Chris and Alisa Grace share a no-fluff guide to dating with confidence, clarity, and biblical wisdom. From spotting red and green flags to building healthy foundations, you’ll learn how to honor God, protect your heart, and set the stage for a thriving relationship.

In this episode, Chris and Alisa Grace unpack the hidden dangers of comparison—how it sneaks into our spiritual lives, relationships, parenting, and even our social media feeds. With biblical insight and real-life stories, they explore why comparison steals our joy and how we can break free by embracing gratitude, identity in Christ, and the unique way God has wired us. If you’ve ever felt “less than,” this conversation is for you. Ask ChatGPT

Not all conflict is bad—but not all conflict is healthy either. In this episode of The Art of Relationships, Chris and Alisa Grace break down the difference between conflict that damages relationships and conflict that builds them. Discover the warning signs of unhealthy patterns, practical tools for navigating tension, and how to turn even the toughest conversations into moments of growth, connection, and grace.

You’ve been told to hustle harder, grind longer, and chase success at any cost. But what if the very culture pushing you forward is quietly pulling your relationships—and your well-being—apart? In this honest and insightful episode, Chris and Alisa Grace unpack the hidden costs of hustle culture. They explore why the drive to “do more” can feel so rewarding in the short term—but may leave you burned out, disconnected, and empty in the long run. With real stories, practical wisdom, and biblical truth, they challenge the lie that your worth is tied to your productivity. Whether you’re in school, climbing the career ladder, or trying to balance work and home, this conversation will help you redefine success and pursue a life that’s not just full—but fulfilling.