FamilyLife Today
Stepping off the Performance Treadmill–into Identity in Christ: Andrea Griffith
Dave & Ann Wilson and author Andrea Griffith talk about unearthing identity in Christ when you feel unseen, rejected, and stuck chasing approval.
Centering on Jesus When Life (and Shame) are Loud: Andrea Griffith
On FamilyLife Today with Dave & Ann Wilson, author Andrea Griffith offers honest talk on shame, post-abortion healing, and staying rooted in Jesus.
Parenting Children with Disabilities: Hope for the Hard–Emily Jensen and Laura Wifler
Emily Jensen & Laura Wifler sit down with Dave & Ann Wilson for real talk on parenting children with disabilities.
When Being Married Feels Like Roommates…With Kids: Emily Jensen and Laura Wifler
On FamilyLife Today, Emily Jensen & Laura Wifler talk with Dave & Ann Wilson about staying connected in marriage when kids, stress, & exhaustion pull you apart.
Hot Mess to Hopeful: Risen Motherhood for the Worst Days: Emily Jensen and Laura Wifler
Dave & Ann Wilson, Emily Jensen & Laura Wifler get real on on mom guilt, comparison, & finding solid ground when motherhood feels like too much.
Help! I’m Ruining My Kids: A Gospel Guide for the Mom Who’s Desperate for Change–Abbey Wedgeworth
On FamilyLife Today, Dave & Ann Wilson talk with Abbey Wedgeworth about mom guilt and breaking generational patterns in parenting.
Mom Shame: Why You’re Hiding (and What It’s Costing You): Abbey Wedgeworth
On FamilyLife Today, Dave & Ann Wilson chat with Abbey Wedgeworth about tackling mom shame: why moms hide, spiral, and feel alone—and breaking the cycle.
The Mom Guilt Spiral–and a Way Out: Abbey Wedgeworth
On FamilyLife Today, Dave & Ann Wilson talk with Abbey Wedgeworth about mom guilt—rage, shame, and the fear you’re ruining your kids.
Truth That Sets Your Daughter Free – Insights from Dannah Gresh
What lies are your daughter believing? On FamilyLife Today with Dave & Ann Wilson, chat with Dannah Gresh about how moms can empower her daughter toward truth.
The Lies Girls Believe: Dannah Gresh
What do your daughter’s emotions reveal about her heart? Dave & Ann Wilson talk with Dannah Gresh on ways to handle feelings and the lies girls believe.
Pain in Postpartum: How to Deal: Elisha and Kathryn Voetberg
On FamilyLife Today with Dave and Ann Wilson, Kathryn and Elisha Voetberg provide ideas to navigate the biggest challenges of bringing a child into the world.
Elisha and Kathryn Voetberg: Now that We’re a Family
Dave & Ann Wilson talk to Elisha & Kathryn Voetberg, podcast hosts of Now that We’re a Family, about ideas to build a family of purpose & beautiful simplicity.
Sports Evangelism: Stop Trying to Score. Start Building Trust–Heather Reddy
Dave & Ann talk with Athletes in Action soccer chaplain Heather Reddy about sports evangelism—sharing faith through relationships, not awkward conversations.
What’s in the Way of Your Friendships: Drew Hunter
Friendship hasn’t always been this hard. Dave and Ann Wilson are joined by Drew Hunter looking at historical friendships, and some of the ways we get it wrong.
Friendship: Drew Hunter
Is friendship optional? On FamilyLife Today with Dave and Ann Wilson, Author Drew Hunter digs into the scriptural plea for real friendship.
When Duty Keeps Winning: Being Married in the Military Without Losing Yourself–Beth Runkle
Dave and Ann Wilson talk with Beth Runkle about being married in the military—navigating distance, respect, and staying connected when duty comes first.
Confessions of a Military Wife: Burnout, Bitterness, and a Better Way–Beth Runkle
Dave and Ann Wilson talk with Beth Runkle about the real military wife life—moves, deployments, and frustration—and a perspective shift you won’t see coming.
Word Before Work: Jordan Raynor
On FamilyLife Today, Dave and Ann Wilson talk with Jordan Raynor—host of the Word Before Work podcast—about how your daily grind quietly carries eternal weight.
Faith and Work: Why Your “Secular” Job Is Instantly Sacred–Jordan Raynor
Jordan Raynor joins Dave & Ann Wilson on FamilyLife Today, dismantling the sacred/secular myth of faith and work, to show how every job carries eternal purpose.
