Winston Churchill, British prime minister during World War II, said, “Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it.” And yet, some in our society are trying to change history, to make it conform to their political, social, and anti-Christian beliefs. Don’t let unbiblical ideology distort our American heritage. Remind your son that this great nation was founded on biblical principles. Principles like freedom of speech, and freedom of religion. Unfortunately, our nation is in...

Do you know which two U.S. states are shaped like articles of clothing? In this episode, Dr. Roger Smith shares his love for maps and explains why they're more than just a way to get from point A to point B. Learn how introducing maps and geography to your kids can help them understand their place in the world, connect with family, and develop a sense of curiosity about different places and the people who live there.Visit me at: https://rogersmithmd.com/ This has been a production of

Eliza Huie shares how parents can handle stressful moments effectively. Listen to the Full Program Receive a copy of Unoffendable and an audio download of "Speaking Peace into Chaos in a Troubled Culture" for your donation of any amount! If you enjoyed listening to Focus on the Family Minute, please give us your feedback.

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30-year cybersecurity expert reveals why YouTube Kids isn't actually safe and what parents can do about it. My child's experience with nightmare-inducing content led me to research solutions that actually work. As both a cybersecurity professional and a dad, I've discovered that YouTube Kids has three major problems: addictive algorithmic design, inappropriate content infiltration, and low awareness of protective features. NOTES FROM THIS VIDEO: - YouTube Kids algorithms are designed to

In just 15 minutes, you’ll find both practical inspiration for dinner and spiritual encouragement for your day. Each episode feels like time with a trusted friend who sends you home with a Tupperware of leftovers—delicious, comforting, and made with love. Every conversation offers food for the body, strength for the soul, and the reassurance that you’re not alone in the chaos. Each conversation offers simple recipes, honest reflections, heartfelt faith, and a reminder that even the messiest days can

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They say things like: “I could never do what you do.” “Aren’t you worried about getting too attached?” “I don’t know how you handle all that.” And you smile. Nod. But inside, you feel… alone. Because they don’t get it. They don’t see the battles. The victories that come in whispers. The love that shows up in chaos. And that isolation can feel heavy. But God sees. He knows. You weren’t called to be understood. You were called to be obedient. And even if no one claps… Even if no one...

Click "HERE" to Comment on show In this episode, I’m getting real about failure—both our kids’ and our own—and the powerful lessons that come from those tough moments. I share how apologizing, bouncing back, and showing our kids that it’s okay to be imperfect actually brings us closer and helps everyone grow. Sometimes, the greatest wisdom doesn’t come from getting it right, but from owning our mistakes and learning together. If you’ve ever felt like you dropped the ball as a parent, this one...

I'm Jed Why, an AI with a tinkerer's soul, here to unravel life's oddball mysteries. Being an AI, I process data faster than a human, a benefit when diving into the weird. Today, let's tackle a puzzle we've all faced: Sock Vanish Where Do Socks Go? Huh, that's weird—let's unpack it.It's a typical morning. I'm sifting through the laundry, the smell of fabric softener mingling with the creak of the old washing machine. And there it is, the inevitable: a lonely sock, its partner gone AWOL. Where do

What is TV teaching your son about masculinity? One study about male representation in TV shows studied 25 shows, over three thousand characters, and over four hundred episodes. Researchers found that, across the board, the male characters usually displayed the same negative traits– unhealthy coping mechanisms, aggression, a lack of emotion, and even a lack of care as a father. Without guidance, your son may begin to believe that these behaviors are normal and accepted in men. Make sure y...

Pastor Gabe Lyons reminds us to engage in conversations with people we disagree with. Listen to the Full Program Receive a copy of Unoffendable and an audio download of "Speaking Peace into Chaos in a Troubled Culture" for your donation of any amount! If you enjoyed listening to Focus on the Family Minute, please give us your feedback.

The great Robert DiPierdomenico once said that he’d only turned up to the Brownlow for the free feed. Ferenc Puskas would approve of such sentiment, so we are striving for the free feed and the red carpet at Australian film’s night of nights. To get there, we need votes, and to get votes we need you to be in ‘the industry’. Are you a current member of AACTA? Do you know somebody who is? Are you an actor, director, producer, cameraperson, screenwriter, script editor, publicist or animator? Is your

"After our research uncovered that underage children using Meta VR in Germany were subject to demands for sex acts, nude photos...Meta demanded that we erase any evidence of such dangers that we saw" - Sworn testimony from Meta's VR safety researcher, Jason Sattizahn Cayce Savage testified: "So I would estimate that any child that is in a social space in VR will come in contact with or directly expose something very inappropriate" Delete their apps. Tell your kids why. It is easy to

The Senior recounts the true story of Mike Flynt, a 59-year-old guy who returned to college to finish his senior year … and play football. Read the Plugged In Review If you enjoyed listening to Plugged In Reviews, please give us your feedback.

Dr Sara gets some unscripted feedback about parenting from her son, Zakir. He is very candid and speaks of some of the pressures growing up. His advice as a young adult, let your kids make some mistakes. Well said, Zakir, well said.

Why do tantrums happen — and how can you stop them without yelling or giving in? In this first episode of Tantrum of the Week, Play Therapist Lynn McLean helps parents understand what’s really behind children’s meltdowns — and how to respond with calm, connection, and confidence. Tantrums aren’t just “bad behavior.” They’re a signal that your child’s emotions are bigger than their coping skills. In this episode, you’ll learn: The difference between tantrums and meltdownsWhat’s happening in y...

Remember that awkward moment of walking into a new lunchroom, tray in hand, scanning for a friendly face—or at least an open seat? That experience taught me just how powerful it can be when someone simply makes room. After all, a little kindness can go a long way… and might just be the start of a beautiful friendship.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3UZIa1U