Focus on the Family Commentary

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Elephant in the Room Jul 10, 2020

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When there's an elephant in the room, people can't see or hear each other very well. How do you get rid of it? Jim Daly has the answer. (Original air date: May 22, 2018)

Admit Your Bias Jul 09, 2020

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Getting to the heart of a matter can be difficult. Our biases get in the way. Jim Daly explains why our culture struggles to solve disputes because none of us are completely objective.

The Good and Evil in Us All Jul 08, 2020

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We'll never solve problems like racism by pointing accusing fingers at one another. Jim Daly explains why we can only create a world of love and hope by becoming people of love and hope ourselves.

Only a Change of Heart Jul 06, 2020

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Racism is a complex problem with no simple answers. But there is one solution that lies at the center of all the others. Jim Daly explains.

Your Child’s Real Digital World Jul 03, 2020

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Protecting your child from everything disturbing online is impossible. There’s too much bad stuff to avoid it all. So, what’s a parent to do? Jim Daly explains how to help your child navigate the real world and the digital one successfully.

Avoiding the Chore War Jul 02, 2020

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When couples are asked what it takes to have a great marriage, issues like kids and finances usually rise to the top. But do you know what ranks third on that list? Jim Daly shares the answer.

Avoiding the Chore War Jul 02, 2020

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When couples are asked what it takes to have a great marriage, issues like kids and finances usually rise to the top. But do you know what ranks third on that list? Jim Daly shares the answer. (Original air date: Aug. 4, 2014)

Where is God? Jul 01, 2020

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“Where is God when we suffer?” is one of the most frequently asked questions in a crisis. Jim Daly offers a thoughtful and thought-provoking answer. (Original air date: March 26, 2014)

Glorious or Wasted? Jun 30, 2020

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Does an activity have to be productive for you to consider it worthwhile? That mindset is great for the business world, but not so much for parenting? Learn what your kids really expect from their time with you.

The Humility to Reconcile Jun 29, 2020

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As good as you may be at seeing your spouse’s shortcomings, there’s probably room to better see yours, as well. Jim Daly explains why pride seeks to be right, but humility seeks to reconcile.