Moms shape more than just daily routines; they help shape the next generation. Dr. Tim Clinton sits down with bestselling author and speaker Rhonda Stoppe to talk about the powerful, often unseen ministry of motherhood and why moms are truly the first and most influential teachers in a child’s life. Rhonda offers encouragement for moms in the thick of hard seasons, reminding them that being “righteous” doesn’t mean being perfect, but instead recognizing our need for a Savior. Even in the midst of struggle, your story isn’t wasted—it may be the very thing God uses to encourage another mom.

Healthy leadership begins at home. In part two of this program, Jeff and Terra Mattson explain why the way we respond after making a mistake often matters more than the mistake itself, showing how humility, forgiveness, and honest feedback help build stronger families. They also encourage leaders to remain rooted in Christ, address unresolved wounds, and lead from a life of genuine integrity.

Many leaders appear successful on the outside while privately carrying unresolved wounds that shape their decisions and relationships. In part one of this conversation, Dr. Zach Clinton welcomes executive life coach Jeff Mattson and counselor Terra Mattson to discuss why they wrote Shrinking the Integrity Gap, how unaddressed trauma can undermine leadership, and why inviting trusted people into our lives is essential to living with integrity.

As our nation marks its 250th anniversary this Independence Day weekend, Dr. Jerry Newcombe, Executive Director of the Providence Forum, joins Dr. Tim Clinton to reflect on the roots of America’s Judeo-Christian heritage as “one nation, under God.” Learn the true meaning of “separation of church and state” and the origins of both our founding documents and our system of government. Be encouraged to continue standing for our God-given rights and liberties on this special edition of Life, Love, Faith, and Family!

In the conclusion of Dr. Tim Clinton’s conversation with Eric Metaxas, the discussion turns to the growing confusion within the American Church and the urgent need for Christians to reclaim their voice in the public square. Eric talks about the importance of religious liberty and why believers must be willing to stand for truth with courage and conviction. It’s an encouragement for us all to move beyond complacency to faithfully impact our communities for Christ.

Author Eric Metaxas calls on pastors and faith leaders across America to stand up, speak out, and defend biblical truth in the face of growing cultural and spiritual challenges. In the first part of their conversation, Eric joins Dr. Tim Clinton to discuss his bestselling book and documentary film, Letter to the American Church, drawing striking parallels between the failures of the German church during the rise of Nazism and the challenges facing the Church today. They examine the dangers of Christian silence, the responsibility of believers to engage culture with truth, and why this moment may prove pivotal for the future of America.

We have never been more digitally connected than now, but loneliness has never been more prevalent in our society. Sadly, the lack of emotional connection is affecting every demographic, from children to the elderly. Dr. Tim Clinton examines this issue with counseling expert Dr. Mark Mayfield. Together they break down the CDC report that 57% of our girls and teenage daughters now report regular feelings of sadness or depression. Dr. Mayfield explains that there is hope, and there are solutions that can be found in family, community, and in scripture.

Join licensed professional counselors Dr. Zach Clinton and Dr. Mercy Connors as they share practical tips for making the most of summer with your kids! From outdoor adventures to creative staycations, learn how to keep your family connected and support mental well-being all season long.

This Father’s Day weekend, Dr. Tim Clinton talks with Mark Hancock, CEO of Trail Life USA, about why boys have a unique need for godly fathers, mentors, and male role models as they grow into men. Mark explains that boys and girls are different by design, and that many boys struggle with identity and purpose when positive male influence is absent. In this special Father’s Day conversation, he encourages dads not to let a lack of answers keep them on the sidelines. Being present and learning alongside other godly men is a powerful way to invest in a son’s future.

Ahead of Father’s Day, husband, father, and pastoral encourager Sean Teis joins Dr. Zach Clinton to share his painful upbringing and the healing journey that led him to create God is My Dad—a ministry designed to support children growing up without a father and uplift single mothers carrying the load alone. If you’ve ever felt the ache of fatherlessness or the weight of raising a family by yourself, this conversation will remind you that you’re not forgotten and that your Heavenly Father is always near.