Children need healthy relationships with both parents after divorce, which requires good co-parenting. Listen to Ron Deal talk with Dr. Mary Jeppsen about how to minimize conflict and maximize cooperation in order to co-parent well with a former spouse.
How can we have hope when it seems like things can't possibly get any worse? Vaneetha Risner talks about her painful diagnosis, her husband's rejection, and how God faithfully saw her and her family through it all.
How do you sift through the murky waters of lawyers, legalities and loss while parenting your children? Ron Deal talks with Willie and Rachel Scott about their perspective and how God walked them through their individual stories of custody matters.
Betrayal in marriage can be devastating. Kyle and Sheri Keffer have both experienced betrayal in previous marriages and have seen how the effects can carry over into a new marriage. They join Ron to discuss what betrayal can do to a person, the shame that sexual betrayal can produce, and how they're finding healing.
Parenting is difficult, but when you add divorce, the challenge multiplies. Navigating even the most routine parental responsibilities can become difficult. Linda Ranson Jacobs talks to Ron Deal, offering help and hope to parents who may be struggling.
Authors Dave and Ann Wilson talk to Ron Deal about the impact divorce can have on a person's life. The Wilsons share how the divorce impacted Dave's ability to resolve conflict in a healthy way.
Dave and Ann Wilson talk to Ron Deal about the hard realities of his parents' divorce when he was seven years old. Hear firsthand how divorce impacts a child.
And if there are really no tears, no heartache, and we can remain friends–is divorce really the most healing and whole option?
Too many couples today decide that if their marriage isn't working, they should get out. But the Scriptures point to a God who can bring healing.
How many couples considering divorce underestimate the impact it will have on their children?
These 10 tips will help you in your discouragement.
The idea that the ending of a marriage can be anything but devastating is a fantasy that all divorced parents want and so few achieve.
Poem as read by Dennis Rainey on the radio broadcast of "FamilyLife Today".
How can I encourage my spouse when he regrets decisions from his past?
Children in stepfamilies have experienced a multitude of losses and difficulties, and the death of a parent or a parental divorce is just the beginning.
The pain of divorce never goes away for the children.
This letter reminds me that every effort I make to preserve my marriage and my family is worth it.
