Dr. Tim Clinton sits down with relationship experts Drs. Les and Leslie Parrott to talk about their new book, The Love Language That Matters Most, co-written with Dr. Gary Chapman. Throughout the conversation, they share personal stories from their own marriages and reflect on something many couples experience: we all want to feel loved, but sometimes our partner’s genuine efforts miss the mark. Les and Leslie explain that simply knowing your spouse’s love language isn’t always enough—the real key is learning the right “dialect” so your love truly connects. When couples learn to express love in ways that really land, they can keep each other’s love tank full and build a healthier, stronger relationship.

The kids are gone—now what? Marriage therapist Dr. Sharon May joins Dr. Tim Clinton to discuss the rising divorce rate among older American couples over the past three decades. While various factors contribute to this trend, Dr. May highlights a deeper issue at the core: the importance of truly seeing your spouse for who they are and ensuring their needs are valued as much as your own. Only through this mutual understanding and care can couples build a lasting, resilient partnership.

Your family’s future doesn’t have to be shaped by its past. Dr. Zach Clinton sits down with Jim Burns, founder of HomeWord, as he reveals that the key to raising up the next generation in the ways of the Lord is to properly equip parents to lead faith-filled homes. Jim explains why honest conversations about media, sexual integrity, and faith, paired with modeling a healthy marriage and relationship with God, help ensure faith is not just taught, but caught—because experience is often a better teacher than advice.

Dr. Sheri Keffer, marriage and family therapist and founder of the BraveOne Community, joins Dr. Zach Clinton to her journey of healing after betrayal and how it inspired her to help others find the same hope. She speaks to husbands and wives facing the pain of sexual betrayal, the divisive impact of pornography, or the subtlety of deception, reminding us that freedom begins with truth. Dr. Keffer encourages listeners that even the deepest wounds can heal, and that restoration, trust, and true love are possible when you’re willing to reach out for help.

Dr. Tim Clinton welcomes author and speaker Arlene Pellicane to discuss her brand-new book, Making Marriage Easier: How to Love (and Like) Your Spouse for Life. With a title that promises real results, Arlene explains why she felt compelled to pass on what she’s learned over 26 years of marriage to her husband, James. She reveals how small, intentional actions and conversations can strengthen and even save marriages. Arlene encourages us all to engage in the hard conversations and to keep showing up and serving one another faithfully, even when those efforts go unnoticed.

Gabe Lyons has dedicated his life’s work to exploring the intersection of faith, culture, and the next generation. But after more than 25 years of marriage and raising four children with his wife, Rebekah, he felt called to the hard-won lessons they’ve learned to help other couples build stronger relationships. Gabe sits down with Dr. Tim and Zach Clinton to discuss key insights from the new book he co-authored with Rebekah, The Fight for Us— including common dysfunctions, fighting styles, and how small decisions can make a big impact. Tune in and take a step toward building a healthier marriage today.

In this Valentine’s Day Special, Gary Thomas joins Dr. Tim Clinton to timeless wisdom on love, marriage, and faith, which he has gleaned from his own 40-year journey with his wife, Lisa, and from witnessing his parents’ 68-year marriage. As the author of over 20 books, mostly focused on love and relationships, Gary emphasizes that the key to a lasting marriage is prioritizing spiritual intimacy with God. While emotions may be fleeting, commitments rooted in Christ can withstand even life’s toughest storms.

The kids are gone, now what? Listen as marriage therapist Dr. Sharon May discusses the rise in the divorce rate among older American couples over the past 3 decades. She tells Dr. Clinton there are many factors, such as an increasing population of aging baby boomers. But at the heart of the matter she says there is a need to see your spouse for who they are and make sure their needs are equal to yours. This will forge a true partnership that is built to last.

When Dr. Warren Farrell began teaching couples better communication skills 30 years ago, he tried to convey the wisdom of not being defensive in response to criticism. Easier said than done, right? Farrell soon realized that rules for critique were needed to create safe zones and agreed upon times to receive critical feedback. Listen as Dr. Farrell unpacks his “7 secrets to lifelong love” with Dr. Clinton, and shares what he calls a “caring and sharing practice” and a “conflict-free zone.” These tools could dramatically change your relationship and your love life. Listen today, and be inspired.

If you’d like both a man and a woman’s perspective to help you in your marriage to achieve better understanding and a healthier relationship, then Christian marriage coaches Chuck and Ashley Elliott are for you. Listen as this caring couple talks with Zach Clinton about the blessed institution of marriage and the pitfalls that can bring down even the best couples. You may be married, or have been married, maybe you are single and praying that God places someone in your life. Regardless, today’s conversation will inspire you and provide valuable insight.