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Will the next generation be better off financially than their parents? Parshall will share her thoughts in this week’s commentary.

What do you do when you apologize to your spouse but they don't seem able to forgive? More likely than not, it's because you haven't apologized in their language of apology. Find out what their language is by reading Dr. Gary Chapman's book, The Five Languages of Apology.

The purpose of dating is to get to know each other and decide if this is going to lead to marriage or not. Conflicts in your dating relationship might be a good thing; but if you're unable to resolve conflicts while engaged, you'll probably be unable resolve conflicts in your marriage.

Freedom always comes with a price, but faithfulness always bears fruit.

God calls Christians to participate in His redemptive mission in every sphere of life. Your talents and vocation are uniquely suited to His plan! Amy Sherman has devoted her life to showing people how to restore lives and communities for God's glory. On this edition of Equipped, she helps us discover how we can be agents of flourishing in...

Young men in Gen Z are asking deeper questions, wrestling with purpose, identity, and belief—and many are finding their way back to Jesus. Pastor Mark Jobe sits down with guests who share insight, encouragement, and a hopeful perspective on the next generation

A Love Language Minute draws from Dr. Gary Chapman's years of counseling experience, excerpts from his live events, and his answers to listeners' questions to give encouragement and practical help and hope for the relationships in your life

Pastor Mark says "God used the shepherds because He was sending a message." as he reminds us that even though we may feel rejected or unloved in our own lives, the Christmas story is about belonging and the radical grace of God’s love.

Pastor Mark says "Engage in a way that makes people hungrier for the things of God." as he encourages us to not hear the Great Commission and Just Do It! To live out a genuine faith to others, speak the truth with zeal despite its unpopularity, and encourage others around us to become their best selves in Jesus.

Younger and older believers don’t always see eye to eye! But imagine what could be accomplished in the name of Christ if we could better understand each other and turn that understanding into shared purpose and aligned priorities? Ed Stetzer talks with Bryan Chapell about his book, The Multigenerational Church Crisis: Why We Don't...