Dr. Tim Clinton sits down with Ron Deal, a trusted voice on blended families and a professional counselor dedicated to helping stepfamilies find hope and harmony. In part one of this series, they practical wisdom and heartfelt strategies to strengthen relationships and create homes that thrive according to God’s design.

Dr. Tim Clinton welcomes encourager, career coach, wife and mom Alli Worthington to discuss how the Lord guided her family and delivered a new mindset to remain who the Lord designed her and her husband to be, all while raising their children. Discover how they chose to grow in their faith, build dreams, even while enduring difficult and transformative seasons of parenting.

Join us today as Dr. Tim Clinton is joined by Alli Worthington for “Part 1” in discussing how the Lord guided her family instilling a new mindset to remain who the Lord called her and her husband to be amidst raising their children. Hear how they choose to grow in their faith, build dreams, and enjoy the life God designed while enduring difficult and transformative seasons of parenting.

Teen girls are facing a mental health crisis fueled by excessive social media use, screen addiction, rising anxiety, gender confusion, and more. Dr. Tim Clinton is joined by Patti Garibay, executive director of American Heritage Girls (AHG). Patty shares her passion for AHG’s Christ-centered programs, which help girls build resilience, leadership skills, and a strong identity in Christ. She also offers practical advice for parents seeking to guide their daughters to thrive in today’s challenging culture. If you’re a parent or are passionate about equipping the next generation, tune in for an encouraging reminder that God’s plan for each of us is perfect.

What began as a small online prayer community to help moms in the middle of the night has grown into a worldwide prayer movement known as the Midnight Mom Devotional. Dr. Tim Clinton talks with the founder of this ministry, Becky Thompson, and her mom, Susan Pitts, to learn why these two caring ladies wrote a book to encourage women to help each other and to feel the presence of God in their hearts, no matter what. The result has been peaceful minds and open hearts, even in the darkest hours. No matter who you are or where you might be tonight, you will be be encouraged by these two moms and their prayers!

The pace and pressure of everyday life can get us down. But for kids it can be even tougher. Listen as Dr. Gary Sibcy, a clinical psychologist who specializes in treating childhood disorders describes to Dr. Clinton the keys to help your kids cope in a fast-paced, complicated world. Learn the value of mealtime together, the importance of listening without directing, and how climbing into your child’s world for even 20 minutes each day will help the entire family feel connected. For such a time as this, stay strong, be engaged, and be encouraged!

Mark Hancock, CEO of Trail Life USA, joins Dr. Tim and Zach Clinton to discuss society’s pressing need for the organization. Built on principles similar to those of the Boy Scouts of America, Trail Life USA provides boys with mentors and male role models within a uniquely Christ-centered, boy-focused environment—something our culture desperately needs. Mark emphasizes the importance of standing against the cultural norm of devaluing boys and encourages us to help them recognize their inherent worth as individuals made in the image of God.

Dr. Zach Clinton is joined by Dr. Ed Garrett, Director of Sport and Performance Psychology at California Baptist University and father of four children involved in sports, for an important conversation on parenting young athletes. Too often, parents become overly involved or place unrealistic expectations on their children, leading to strained relationships and taking the joy out of the game. Dr. Garrett unpacks the delicate balance between being supportive and overstepping, encouraging us to be parents first and coaches second.

In today’s age, online interactions have increasingly replaced personal, face-to-face conversations. This is often at the expense of the close relationships we need to thrive—especially within families. Dr. Gary Sibcy, a licensed professional counselor, clinical psychologist, and professor, has dedicated his career to helping families and individuals heal strained and broken relationships caused by this shift. We’ve all seen the negative impact that isolation has on mental health, but there is hope. Join Dr. Sibcy and Dr. Tim Clinton as they simple steps for rebuilding close, intentional relationships as God designed them to be.