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​If you can’t understand what God is doing in your life, don't miss Chris Fabry Live. Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth and her husband, Robert, will talk about your story and God’s providence. They believe you can trust God to write your story—even in the times when you can’t understand how it all fits together. Don’t...

​Dr. Gary Chapman says that writing letters to your children is a powerful way to connect with them in a very personal and lasting way.

​When you experience loss and disappointment, it's easy to ask, "Why is God allowing this to happen?" On a best-of Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman, you'll hear the story of authors and speakers Robert Wolgemuth and Nancy Demoss Wolgemuth. They say that no matter what circumstances you're going through, there's...

There are many ways to glorify God.... and one of them is with music. But have you ever wondered how a hymnwriter goes about putting those words and music together for His glory? Ed Stetzer talks with Dove nominated artists Matt Papa and Matt Boswell about what goes into making a truly great hymn that's both one we love to sing and one that...

We all love to hear the spiritual adventures of others, but when it comes to our own stories – most of us prefer smooth sailing to challenges and difficulties.  How about you? Is some trial about to overwhelm you? Then don’t miss Chris Brooks’ conversation with Robert and Nancy Wolgemuth as they review the faithfulness...

​​This week, the podcast features a five-part series of messages George Slavin presented at Moody Week at Gull Lake, Michigan in 1978. George Slavin was a Bible teacher, expositor and former pastor of Highland Park Baptist Church in Southfield, Michigan.

If you’re someone who loves the written word, join us for the new season of episodes. You’ll hear conversations with top Christian authors about the books that have transformed them. You’ll also hear about their writing process and how they broke into publishing. Books can change the world, our communities, our churches, and ourselves.

​What do I do when my spouse always points out my flaws? Dr. Gary Chapman says people rarely respond well to criticism. Agree as a couple, to point out at least one positive thing you see in them each week. You just may see a shift to the positive!

There are 3 things that you can count on today no matter what.

​Each person has five core needs. If you want to thrive, those needs must be met in healthy ways. On the next Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman, author and educator, Dr. Kathy Koch will help you determine if your core needs are being met. And if they aren’t, she’ll help you develop an action plan. If you’re...