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"Gary is straightforward, gifted, and discerning. It's time more people had a chance to benefit from his wisdom. I'm eager to see the profound impact this program will have on marriages and families throughout the nation."
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January 3, 2009 On this show, "Families in Crisis." With the new year upon us and many people struggling financially and physically, Dr. Chapman gives help and hope. We'll welcome author and speaker Virelle Kidder who has seen her share of struggles with health and family issues. If you're having hard times as 2009 begins, don't miss the show.
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Featured Book for There are books that make you laugh. There are books that make you cry. There are books that teach you how to live day by day in a fallen world. The Best Life Ain’t Easy is all of them! This is what Virelle has to say: “…This is the story of my life before [and after] Christ, growing up in the average American dysfunctional family. My father, whom I loved dearly, suffered from an untreated mental illness and alcoholism, eventually leaving my mother, brother, and me when I was seven. He died when I was twelve. My mother sought normalcy; I sought the brass ring. … Almost instantly at age 25, I met Christ, and He spoiled everything.” Life is better caught than taught. As a woman of any age, you will identify with life, in some manner, as Virelle knew it. And by the end of the story, you will hopefully identify with Jesus!
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Featured Book for Noted speaker and author Virelle Kidder recently found herself at the end of her rope following a year of crises with her children and her mother. The end of that rope led to the well of Living Water! What started out as a drought in her life became the impetus for drawing deep. Virelle's candid, and oft-times humorous, reflection on the power of the Living Water will lead women to a month-long time of refreshment. She encourages all women to Meet Me at the Well.
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January 10, 2009 Coming up on the next show, John and Kendra Smiley talk about raising a strong-willed child. Kendra is a former Mother of the Year in Illinois—and she met her match in her middle son, Aaron. You’ll hear how they overcame a manipulative child, and how being strong-willed can be a blessing instead of a curse. |
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Featured Book for You can Parent Like a Pro™ with Kendra and John Smiley! Readers will be familiar with Kendra’s strong-willed child, Aaron, from Aaron’s Way. Updated and refreshed, this book brings to life and light the challenges of rearing a child who wants to do things his or her own way. Resident Dad John Smiley lends his insights on the father’s role in a willful child’s discipline, and Aaron — now grown — adds his unique perspective.
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Subscribe Building Relationships with Gary Chapman podcast from iTunes. iTunes required. January 3, 2009 Broadcast: Families in Crisis On this show, "Families in Crisis." With the new year upon us and many people struggling financially and physically, Dr. Chapman gives help and hope. We'll welcome author and speaker Virelle Kidder who has seen her share of struggles with health and family issues. If you're having hard times as 2009 begins, don't miss the show. December 27, 2008 Broadcast: End of Year Finances On this show, some help and hope for your finances. With many families struggling here at the end of the year, Jim O’Donnell will help us with some end of the year strategies for investing. What’s one thing you and I can do to prepare for difficult times ahead? December 20, 2008 Broadcast: Dear Gary: Christmas Broadcast Christmas is a special time for couples and families, but it can also be a difficult time remembering those who are no longer with you. On the next show, it’s our December "Dear Gary" broadcast. We’ll answer listener questions, plus focus on the true meaning of Christmas. If you’re struggling with your relationships this Christmas, don’t miss it. December 13, 2008 Broadcast: The Marriage Prayer Does your marriage have any hope? Would you say it doesn’t have a prayer? Then listen to the next Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman. Gary’s guest is co-author of The Marriage Prayer, David Delk. What are the 68 words that can change the direction of your marriage? December 6, 2008 Broadcast: Caring for Aging Parents Coming up on the next show, what are difficulties of dealing with aging parents? And how do you overcome them? Dr. Chapman welcomes author and speaker Julie Allison Ieron to the program to tackle this difficult topic. Don’t miss this practical program. November 29, 2008 Broadcast: Dear Gary What do you think of when you hear the word Thanksgiving? Turkey and dressing? Football games? The biggest shopping day of the season? Or do you think of family and friends and relationships? On the next Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman, we’ll talk about those relational strains that can happen during the upcoming holidays, plus we’ll take your questions during a special, post-Thanksgiving Dear Gary broadcast. November 22, 2008 Broadcast: Pornography Some say pornography use is an epidemic in the church. On the next show, two guests talk about the power of porn, and some steps to combat the problem. Michael Leahy has written Porn Nation: Conquering America’s #1 Addiction. He’ll be joined by pastor and counselor Steven James, who says dads can have a huge impact on their sons and daughters. November 15, 2008 Broadcast: The Language of Sex On the next show, author and speaker Dr. Gary Smalley and his pastor, Ted Cunningham talk about sex. They’ve written a book together called The Language of Sex: Experiencing the Beauty of Sexual Intimacy. It’s an honest discussion about the different seasons of life, and how the physical relationship affects the entire marriage. If you’re struggling in this area, don’t miss the next Building Relationships. November 8, 2008 Broadcast: Military Families They’ve given up a lot to give us safety and security. They’re separated from their loved ones by thousands of miles. And on the next show, we’ll talk about supporting military families. Author Jocelyn Green has a heart for those deployed and those left behind, and we want to devote a program to these everyday heroes. Discover how you can support military families. November 1, 2008 Broadcast: Submission It’s one of the most difficult and controversial issues for women in the church. What is the biblical model of submission—and what does that look like in 2008? On the next show, author and speaker Cindy Easley joins us for an honest discussion about the topic. How is submission misused, and how does it enhance a marriage? October 25, 2008 Broadcast: Dear Gary It’s time for another Dear Gary broadcast featuring calls and questions from listeners to the program. Whether it’s about singles, marriage, dating, parenting, or caring for your aging parents, Gary will tackle them all. You might learn a bit about your love language-or how to relate better to your coworkers. Don’t miss our October Dear Gary broadcast. October 18, 2008 Broadcast: Love as a Way of Life How do you live with love as your main motivation? In your marriage, as a parent, as a friend…if your life is characterized by love, all of those relationships have a better chance to flourish. Dr. Gary Chapman delivers a powerful plan for whole-life happiness. If you want your life to be characterized by love, don’t miss this show. October 11, 2008 Broadcast: Have a New Kid by Friday Psychologist and author Dr. Kevin Leman says you can have a new kid by Friday. With humor and a bit of reality discipline, Kevin says you can help shape the character and behavior of your child with some simple steps. Simple, yes, but not easy. Don’t miss this conversation between Kevin Leman and Gary Chapman. October 4, 2008 Broadcast: Childhood Sexual Abuse It’s one of the most difficult subjects to deal with, but so many have encountered it. It’s childhood sexual abuse. Author and speaker Nicole Braddock Bromley joins Gary to talk about moving from silence to healing after childhood sexual abuse. If you’re living with the pain of past abuse, don’t be silent. Join us on this broadcast of Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman. September 27, 2008 Broadcast: The Family You've Always wanted (Part 3) The husband is supposed to be a loving leader. He’s supposed to nurture and care for his famiy, to communicate with his wife and meet her needs. On the next show, evaluate your mate's strengths and weaknesses and discover what a loving leader looks like. September 20, 2008 Broadcast: The Family You've Always wanted (Part 2) More than 30 years ago, Gary Chapman was asked a provocative question. A young man from an alcoholic home asked if he could move in and observe a functional family. Gary said yes, the young man moved in, and what happened in that year changed his life. Hear Gary talk with that man on the next show. September 13, 2008 Broadcast: The Family You've Always wanted (Part 1) What would you say if someone asked you, "Can I move in with you and your family for a year, and observe what a loving family looks like?" That actually happened more than 30 years ago to author and speaker Dr. Gary Chapman. You’ll find out what happened on the next show. September 6, 2008 Broadcast: Dear Gary It's the beginning of a new season of programs featuring help with your marriage, your kids, and friendships. This week, you'll hear the September "Dear Gary" broadcast, featuring your questions and suggestions. 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