“Faith”

"View other people in the same way God values you"

In today's blog, President and CEO of Building Lasting Relationships, Clarence Shuler, writes on his experience as an African American growing up in North Carolina in 1968 when segregation was still enforced in his city. He recalls meeting Gary Chapman, a white man, and the deep, cross-cultural friendship they developed through the years.

Clarence stresses the importance of cross-cultural relationships and learning to communicate well with those of different cultures and races.

"Gratitude turns what we have, into enough." This Thanksgiving season, we want to encourage you to practice gratitude beyond the Thanksgiving table. In today's video New Testament department chair and director of the BA-MA programs at Talbot School of Theology, Dr. Matt Williams, shares the importance of gratitude as a spiritual discipline. 

Have you taken the Myers Briggs personality test? How does it play into relationship compatibility? In today’s blog, Mandy Fischer shares her love for personality tests and also tips on how to interpret the results.

Based on his book Defending Your Marriage, Dr. Tim and Noreen Muehlhoff join Focus on the Family’s Jim Daley and John Fuller to share about the reality of spiritual warfare against marriages and how to combat the enemy’s lies with the truth of God. 

In today's blog, Dr. Tim Muehlhoff discusses pop culture and its influence on the reality of the human desire to want more and encourages Christians to set their desires toward God.

What does a Christian marriage look like? Is it honesty, humility, transparency? In this week's podcast, Dr. Chris Grace and Dr. Tim Muehlhoff invite special guest speakers, Lynsi Snyder-Ellingson, the owner of In-N-Out, and her husband Sean to talk about trials, transparency, ministry, and healing within their Christian marriage.

We're bringing back one of our most popular episodes this week where Chris and Tim answer your questions about how to handle jealousy in dating relationships, the role friendships play in a happy marriage, and tools for healthy conflict resolution.

Karrie Garcia has lived a life of extreme moments. Raised as the daughter of a pastor, she began drinking at age 13, was addicted to meth at age 14, and continued to use the drug until age 19. In this podcast episode, she shares how God showed up to restore the life she had built.