Ask Dr. Heidi - Resolving conflict over where to spend the holidays

One of the best things you can do for  your kids is to make sure they never make any mistakes, right? Not so fast, says Dr. Heidi. She shares why mistakes are important as your child grows into adulthood and gives some advice on how to handle the process.

As seen while driving / You didn't think you'd say it, and then you had kids / What was your big hair decision?

Depending on who you talk to, you may hear that the US economy is doing great, or that it's in bad shape. Guy talks about why you may be hearing conflicting reports, and what you can do in a time like this.

You may not even realize it, but you have expectations for your relationships. There's nothing wrong with that, but if you - or your loved ones - aren't aware of those expectations, it can lead to hurt feelings and tension. Dr. Heidi explains what would make an expectation harmful and what to do to keep them from harming your relationships.

The sixth love language / Trash to treasure / Do you break food rules?

The "Jesus Can" singer caught up with Taylor and Jen to chat about family pranks, the food rules he breaks, and his dog's inner voice.

You know the warning signs to look for, you take all the necessary precautions, but sometimes you still may find yourself the victim of a financial scam. Michelle from Compass Financial Services shares some practical steps you can take if you find yourself in that situation.

How can a personal song of lament help you be kinder to yourself? Dr. Heidi shares how laments work in the Bible and what writing your own could do for your inner monologue.

"I was so tired that..." / What the Samaritan woman teaches us about Jesus' priorities / What has your pet defended you from?

Before her concert at the Pella Opera House, Hope Darst ("Peace Be Still," "If The Lord Builds the House") catches up with Taylor and Jen to talk about her experience with opera and how she saw God use her song during the pandemic.