Episodes

Hall of Fame golf teacher Butch Harmon tells his students, "Feel and real are not the same." That's true in golf. That's true in life. Jim Daly explains why living according to what we feel is only a good idea when we have a moral compass to guide us.

They say eyes are the window to the soul. Men, if that's true, then what are your wife's eyes telling you? Jim Daly explains why what you see in her eyes might very well depend on what she sees in yours.

If you've lost a loved one recently, the holidays could be a painful time for you. Jim Daly shares why good memories are a like a pathway through grief. (Original air date: Dec. 11, 2018)

Has your marriage been rocked by adversity? Reconciling with your spouse may not be easy. But there is a lot you can do to create a "new normal." Jim Daly explains. (Original air date: Dec. 2, 2014)

Who do you turn to for wisdom? Jim Daly explains why the wisest people are those who listen to others.

The presidential race may be over, but disagreement about the results can become a big problem when families reunite for Christmas. Jim Daly shares how to prevent political arguments from wreaking havoc on your Christmas. (Original air date: Dec. 20, 2016)

What's your favorite Christmas movie? Jim Daly shares why the original biblical account is still the greatest story ever told.

Jim Daly shares creative ideas for building a stronger relationship with your kids. (Original air date: Dec. 30, 2013)

Every couple wants a loving marriage that'll endure for the long haul. So, it's worth asking, "Why do so few relationships seem to experience that kind of genuine intimacy?" Jim Daly answers that question and offers solutions. (Original air date: Sept. 17, 2014)

Kids hope Santa brings lots of toys for Christmas. But parents might want to encourage Santa to be a little stingier this year. Jim Daly explains why the reason for the season isn't something you find under a mountain of toys. (Original air date: Dec. 17, 2019)

What is human life worth? Jim Daly explains that for all people to be equally valuable there must be something about every single person that must be equally true.

What's your greatest Christmas memory? Jim Daly explains how to create lasting memories by not cleaning up wrapping paper around the tree, or dishes from the Christmas meal too quickly.

One of the survivors of the attack at Pearl Harbor was a young sailor named Jim Downing. He risked his life to save others. But he did something else that was equally heroic. Jim Daly shares his story. (Original air date: Dec. 7, 2018)

Have you ever gotten a Christmas present that you didn't like? Jim Daly shares why a gift's true value is found not on a price tag, but in the heart of the one who gives. (Original airdate: Dec. 6, 2019)

Are we here by accident? Are people nothing more than biological machines that live and die? Jim Daly explains why only human beings have the capacity for faith, self-reflection, and worship.

Building a strong family isn't rocket science, but it does take practice. Jim Daly shares a simple idea for strengthening your family's muscle memory. (Original airdate: July 26, 2017)

Do you and your spouse feel like lovers on a journey through life together? Or married roommates? Jim Daly explains how to turn your marriage into a romance instead of a business arrangement.

Have you ever spent time with good friends and felt happier, more positive, and more alive? Jim Daly shares why good relationships improve our health and longevity. (Original airdate: March 4, 2016)

In some parts of the culture, manhood itself is under attack. Jim Daly explains why manhood is not the source of society's problems. It's part of the solution. (Original airdate: Jan. 28, 2019)

Before America was founded, the Pilgrims expressed gratitude to God for His many blessings ... even when life was hard. Jim Daly explains why Thanksgiving is not something you feel, but something you do. (Original airdate: Nov. 28, 2019)

Overall good health is not just a function of physical well-being, but of spiritual well-being. Jim Daly shares why a happy, healthy life isn't about only living a long time. It's about the quality you pour into those years.

When you imagine the founding of America, the men who created and established the colonies get most of the credit. Jim Daly shares why, without women and the institution of marriage, our nation may have never gotten off the ground. (Original airdate: Nov. 24, 2016)

In an age when technology connects us more than any previous generation, teenagers are lonelier and more disconnected than ever. Jim Daly shares why when it comes to your child's digital loneliness, the only solution is human-to-human contact.

Most of us are in a hurry. We're scrambling to get the next thing checked off our to-do list. Jim Daly explains why even good things can become the enemy of the best things – like our relationships. (Original airdate: June 27, 2017)