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When you need to know what to do or who to support or how to help your family, where do you go?  How do you find the wisdom to address the many decisions we face every day?  Today on Equipped, Chris Brooks, we will discuss key characteristics of knowing where to turn to find answers for life's challenges!

We open the phone lines today to answer your questions on the dangerous personality disorder known as narcissism. Being so much more than “selfishness” the abuser causes an internal kind of damage that takes a lifetime of recovery. How to recognize the signs? How do you avoid the triggers? How do you protect your children? Come...

We often treat God like a good luck charm, only going to Him when we need help or a problem fixed. Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark talks about how magnanimous God is. Magnanimous means big hearted, generous and kind. We should therefore trust God to handle every aspect of our lives and not only rely on Him when we need help.

Emotional, mental, and even physical abuse is far too common, and it is especially hard when it’s a family member who hurts you.  It can feel like there’s no way out but there are important ways you can care for yourself and those you love! If that's you, join us as psychologist Dr. Deb Gorton offers practical, godly counsel...

Dr. Sharen Ford is Director of Foster Care and Adoption with Focus on the Family and speaks expertly into this important topic of protecting our children. Statistics state 1 in 4 children are subjected to some sort of abuse.  Dr. Ford also shared that most children are not removed from homes due to abuse. They are removed due to neglect.

If you have some money you’d like to give to God’s Kingdom before the end of the year, you might be swamped with requests to donate. So how do you decide where to give? On today's Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West will welcome Sharon Epps to share some advice on how to make those year-end giving decisions. Then Rob will answer...

How do you deal with a husband with an abusive temper? Uncontrolled anger is one of the most destructive forces in a marriage. Be sure you're speaking his love language, them ask him to go for counseling.

After decades of abusive relationships, Megan discovered hope found only in Jesus Christ while listening to Moody Radio.

Emotionally destructive relationships can be hard to define but they are no less painful than physical abuse.  Leslie Vernick knows the pain of emotional abuse and the road to freedom! Today, she takes your calls and questions and helps you learn to recognize the abuse, stop it, and thrive on the other side of emotionally destructive...

According to a Bank of America study, a third of parents dipped into their personal finances to help their adult children during the pandemic.  A majority of parents still say they would help their adult children if they needed it. Watching your adult children struggle is hard.  On Monday’s Mornings with Eric and Brigitte,...