Habits of angry people
When we become angry on a regular basis, we can develop some bad habits. But Dr. Linda has good news - we can learn new habits and heal relationships.
Marriage + Family
Tips to be a better partner
Do you want to become a better romantic partner? Dr. Linda Mintle offers practical advice for strengthening your relationship.
5 Upsetting things NOT to say to your partner
It can be easier to say what first comes to your mind in the midst of an argument, but Dr. Linda Mintle urges us to avoid certain upsetting phrases.
Lessons from dads
Dr. Linda Mintle shares the importance dads make in our kids lives and we hear about the lessons fathers have taught listeners.
Gratitude and remembrances for those who served
We pause and take time to honor those who served and gave their lives for our freedom.
Messages to mom
Dr. Linda shares some creative ways to bless and encourage moms during this season.
What kids say about being at home
Play and socializing are very important to healthy child development. Dr. Linda explains how long-term social isolation may be affecting today's youth.
Using humor to cope with stay-at-home
Many families are finding creative and healthy ways to navigate life during stay-at-home orders. Dr. Linda explains how humor can be a positive coping strategy.
7 ways to create a positive home environment during quarantine
Quarantine can make us all feel a little more stressed and restless as we navigate new daily routines. Dr. Linda shares a few ways you can keep it positive in the family home.
The ABCDE’s of talking with kids about anxiety
How do we help our kids recognize, address and turn to God when they’re feeling anxious during these challenging times? Dr. Kara Powell from Fuller Youth Institute shares 5 steps to use with an anxious child.
Living in the wake
In the wake of George Floyd's tragic death, we also have learned about the wake of his life and how it has impacted the world.
Reopening America: What we need to know
Special guest, Dr. Richard Lane, explains why it's important for us to remain vigilant and continue to take precautions as our states begin reopening.