Audio
The process of parenting
We often hope that we can correct our children in one singular stroke of our parental brilliance.
Positive & Uplifting
Parenting
Audio
Middle School: The Inside Story
How do you understand what’s in the mind of a middle school student?
Neil Stavem on
Audio
The teamwork of parenting
Your spouse relates to your children differently - and that's a good thing.
Audio
A parent’s influence around the dinner table
Dinnertime often creates an opportunity for parents to connect on a deeper level with their children.
Neil Stavem on
Audio
Like father, like son
When men have that strong foundation of unconditional love from knowing God as Father, it allows them to love those around them.
4 truths to win the blame game
When your child says, "He made me do it!" do you struggle for a response?
Audio
Resisting temptation
When kids are young it’s important for parents to protect them from situations where they’ll be tempted to make a poor decision.
Audio
Parenting with intention
We need to be authentic with our children and identify changes that need to occur within ourselves.
Neil Stavem on
When you’re a mom, you’ll understand
Mom did a lot of things that you said you'd never do...that you now do all the time!
Matt Deane on
5 Mother’s Day gifts you can give yourself
What are the best gifts mom can give herself for Mother's Day?
On the Air
Jenn Pooler
Recently Played
Video
My Deliverer
Highlight: Parenting is a process not an event As parents, we often hope that we can correct our children in one singular stroke of our parental brilliance. However, anyone who has been a parent for long knows that’s usually never the case. Paul Tripp reminds us that parenting is not a single event but a long process. “We want parenting…
Tim Calcara on
Video
On the Road with I Am They’s Abbie Parker
Share a journey to great faithfulness in an unprecedented year.
On The Road on
Audio
Cedar Rapids Hunger Fight – Interview
Highlight: Parenting is a process not an event As parents, we often hope that we can correct our children in one singular stroke of our parental brilliance. However, anyone who has been a parent for long knows that’s usually never the case. Paul Tripp reminds us that parenting is not a single event but a long process. “We want parenting…
Jenn Pooler on