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Focus on the Family Africa
by Focus on the Family Africa
Focus on the Family Africa is a non-profit organization, a registered Public Benefit Organisation, and has a Section 18a tax exemption status in terms of the Income Tax Act. Focus has been serving families in Africa since opening its doors in 1992. For over two decades, we have been providing care, advice, support and encouragement to families at every stage of life. We have worked hard to respond to the many real issues families face and to provide sound and practical guidance based on Christian principles.By providing valuable and relevant seminars and conferences, outreach programmes, resources on an array of important issues, personal counselling and prayer support, and much more, we aim to be the place families turn to for trusted help and encouragement!For more info visit our website today! - www.safamily.co.za
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When Lives Collide: Navigating Remarriage And Stepfamily – (Part 2 of 2)
Remarriage and stepfamily life is often fraught with more challenges than anyone can foresee! We’ll examine how grief, changing roles, and ex-spouses can cause chaos — and how God can create a beautiful new family over time.
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When Lives Collide: Navigating Remarriage and Stepfamily – (Part 1 of 2)
Remarriage and stepfamily life is often fraught with more challenges than anyone can foresee! We’ll examine how grief, changing roles, and ex-spouses can cause chaos — and how God can create a beautiful new family over time.
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Breaking Free: Escaping Life’s Hidden Cages
Feeling stuck can affect every part of your life—from your relationships and health to your finances and sense of purpose. Pastor George Ogala helps you uncover the unseen “cages” that hold you back—like fear, past pain, and limiting beliefs—and shows you how to begin breaking free.
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Finding New Ways to Thrive in Your Marriage – (Part 2 of 2)
Dr. Gary Chapman offers more practical, godly advice for your marriage – like how to balance compliments and critiques with your spouse, having covenant marriage instead of a contractual one, and the value of steadfast love.
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Helping Your Child Develop Resilience – (Part 2 of 2)
As a parent, you hope your children will grow to be resilient and confident about the future. Kathy Koch will give you insight on how to build a framework for instilling resilient character in your child—character that will aid them as they walk through life.
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Teach Your Child How to Have Meaningful Conversations
Meaningful conversations don’t just happen—they’re learned. Dr. Heather Holleman and her husband, Ashley, share how you can guide your child to connect deeply with others. Discover simple ways to help them listen well, ask thoughtful questions, and build lasting relationships.
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Leading the Charge as A Woman
In the past few decades, women have risen up as leaders in our culture, and there’s no doubt their influence will have a lasting impact. Deborah Pegues examines traits that make an effective leader. You’ll be empowered and equipped with enduring strategies as you seek to become a woman of influence.
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Understanding the Hot Buttons in Your Marriage
An argument with your spouse is never fun, but it’s even worse when your insecurities are triggered. Dr. Bob Paul and his wife Jenni will explain how to recognise those “hot buttons” and control them.
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Defending the Rights of Children
Hear Katy Faust’s powerful story of championing children’s rights. She’ll share heartbreaking statistics of kids struggling when they aren’t raised by their biological parents and will equip you as a believer to speak up on behalf of children while standing up for the biblical model of family.
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An Adventure in Bethany, Part 2
Lucy takes an Imagination Station to first century Bethany where she meets Marta, Miriam, and Eleazar preparing a feast for a special guest – Jesus!
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Inspiring Tales Of Hope The Youth - (Part 2 of 2)
At Focus on the Family Africa we saw a great need to give our attention directly to the youth of our country and one of the ways that we are helping the youth is the area of child headed households. These are homes in which there is no living parent or caregiver and the responsibility of the family shifts to a youth. You’ll hear how the Tales of Hope program has impacted the lives of two young adults and what it is that Tales of Hope aims to achieve.
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An Adventure in Bethany, Part 1
Lucy takes an Imagination Station to first century Bethany where she meets Marta, Miriam, and Eleazar preparing a feast for a special guest – Jesus!
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Inspiring Tales Of Hope The Youth - (Part 1 of 2)
Teenagers in general face challenges and huge life changes as they navigate the season of teenager-hood. We are going to hear from two young adults who have had a traumatic journey through their teen years in having to take care of themselves and their siblings because of the lose or neglect of their parents. These are stories of hope that will undoubtedly touch your heart.
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A Game of Compassion
Eric Myers makes a secret promise to help a despondent widow, but the promise will keep him from the season's most important soccer game.
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Count It All Joy
Middle-schooler Erica Clark tries to find joy in every situation, but nearly has an emotional breakdown in the process.
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Greater Love
Whit hears the story of how Tom Riley's son died … from the man who claims to be responsible.
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Real Time
A debate about the existence of God, a stalled elevator and a ticking bomb are all part of Whit's visit to a local radio station.
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Unlocking the Secrets to Lifelong Love – (Part 1 of 2)
Humour, practical advice, and personal stories as Dr. Greg and Erin Smalley share the secrets to lifelong love. You’ll learn how to build strong communication habits, the roles of sacrifice and service in marriage, and how to keep your romance fresh and thriving.
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Supporting Your Preteen’s Faith Journey
If your child is emotional, distracted, and trying to figure out who they are, they might be a preteen! How to navigate the preteen years, equipping your kids to manage their feelings, reaffirm their identity and grow in their faith!
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The Value Of Women Mentoring Women
In today’s social media culture, women can underestimate the value of lifelong friendship! We’ll examine why young women need godly interaction with older women in your church and community. Discover the life-changing power of mentorship.
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Trusting God In The Storms Of Life
When you face unexpected storms in your marriage or parenting, consider this — God may be training you to grow in your faith! Sally Clarkson shares personal stories and insights about hanging on to God — no matter what life throws at you.
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Creating A Strong Foundation For A Healthy Marriage
Are you looking for practical tips on intentional dating? Pastor Scott Kedersha encourages couples to pursue God’s design for marriage. If you're dating or engaged, don’t miss his advice for building a strong and lasting foundation. You’ll be equipped to honour God in your relationship from the start.
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Finding God’s Love When You Feel Broken – (Part 2 of 2)
People who feel broken don’t admit it — instead, we say “I’m fine.” But what if God wants to heal your past wounds? We’ll examine “broken blessings” where people let you down or hurt you. And we’ll discover how God can redeem the blessings in your life.
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Finding God’s Love When You Feel Broken – (Part 1 of 2)
People who feel broken don’t admit it — instead, we say “I’m fine.” But what if God wants to heal your past wounds? We’ll examine “broken blessings” where people let you down or hurt you. And we’ll discover how God can redeem the blessings in your life.
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Owning Your Faults and Loving Your Spouse
If you’ve ever wished you could change your spouse—you’re not alone! Dr. Gary Chapman shares how you can create a climate of love in your marriage by accepting the things you cannot change, and changing the things you can.
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Helping Your Loved One Find Freedom from Addiction
When addiction steps in, your family may be turned upside down. Pastor Victor Torres shares his dramatic story of growing up as a gang member and a heroin addict and how God changed his life. He’ll identify some signs of substance abuse and offer first steps toward hope and healing for your addicted loved one.
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Five Ingredients You Need for A Healthy Family - (Part 2 of 2)
Dr. Gary Chapman shares about creating a nurturing environment in your family. He’ll share valuable lessons he’s learned and unpack five important traits needed to help your family thrive, including serving together, and being a husband who loves and leads.
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Five Ingredients You Need for A Healthy Family - (Part 1 of 2)
Dr. Gary Chapman shares about creating a nurturing environment in your family. He’ll share valuable lessons he’s learned and unpack five important traits needed to help your family thrive, including serving together, and being a husband who loves and leads.
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Passing Along a Blessing to Your Children
You really love your children, but do they know that? Dr. John Trent will help you understand just how much your child depends on your encouraging words to remind them of your love – and God’s love as well. Discover the five essential elements of a blessing and how to give that to your children.
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The Mandalorian & Grogu
In the new Star Wars pic #TheMandalorian&Grogu, legendary bounty hunter Din Djarin and his young apprentice, Grogu, take on bounties to clean up what the evil Empire left behind.
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Nurturing Your Child’s Personality - (Part 2 of 2)
Is your child the life of the party, or more serene? A determined leader? A perfectionist? Learn about the four main personality types of children, how God has uniquely designed you to be the exact parent your child needs, and how you can help shape the spiritual character of your child.
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Nurturing Your Child’s Personality - (Part 1 of 2)
God has uniquely designed your child. Learn about the four main personality types of children, and how you can better nurture, communicate and discipline your child based on their personality. You’ll also learn what to do when you have a personality clash with your child.
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Adam Holz and Paul Asay: Kids and Technology - Becoming a Screen Savvy Family (Part 2)
As we start to set boundaries around media, we need to make clear that we love our kids, even when they don’t follow the rules we put in place. We don’t want them to feel as if a boundary is more important that our relationship with them. There will be consequences, but we need to express our love for them. Parents need to put away their screens around their kids. They need to model what they want their kids to do. It comes down to having intentional family conversations around media and screens. Ask your kids how you are doing as a family with the boundaries.
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Balancing Gender Difference in Your Marriage - (Part 2 of 2)
You can experience a happy, healthy marriage when you learn how to celebrate your gender differences in marriage! We’ll examine how you can better meet the unique needs of your spouse and equip your spouse to do the same thing for you!
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Balancing Gender Difference In Your Marriage - (Part 1 of 2)
How often does the will of a husband get in the way of his wife? We’ll explore how God designed gender differences to complement you and your spouse — in order to strengthen your relationship! A simple change in perspective can transform your marriage!
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Four Secrets For A Closer Relationship
An attitude of service can really benefit a relationship. Author and pastor Gary Thomas explains how any relationship can be improved using four simple secrets, like putting the other person’s needs above your own.
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B-TV Trinity
The Trinity. What is it? How does it work? And why is it important? In the latest edition of B-TV, Connie, Harlow Doyle, Captain Quid, and Jacqueline Cusco dive (quite literally) into this important topic.
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Remarkably Bright Creatures
A widow who works at a local aquarium forms an unlikely bond with a wayward young man … and a giant octopus and in #RemarkablyBrightCreatures.
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Unspoil Your Child - (Part 2 of 2)
Knowing your child's in-built temperament can help a great deal in not spoiling your children. Well known author and speaker, Hettie Brittz will tell us how. Hettie teaches parents to recognise spoiling based on how different children respond or behave in specific circumstances, and gives parents clever tools to avoid making the mistake of spoiling their kids.
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Same Mold Story
Mold forces the Parker family out of their house. Until it’s fixed, Matthew stays with Grandma Lucia while Olivia and Camilla stay with the Bassett family. What seems like a dream come true for the kids eventually turns into a mission to save their family.
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Adam Holz and Paul Asay: Kids and Technology - Becoming a Screen Savvy Family (Part 1)
How much screen time should kids have? Paul Asay and Adam Holz from The Plugged In Show chat with Danny and Rebecca about boundaries with children and screens. Plus, we'll hear a question from a listener who wants to know if she should let her daughter watch a show that's rated TV-MA!
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Much Ado about Jealousy
When Jules starts turning to her new roommate Jillian for advice, Connie worries that her close relationship with her sister is being snatched away.
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Divided We Fall
When a social worker witnesses Buck Oliver fall from a treehouse, the future of Eugene and Katrina as foster parents is put in question.
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Reaching Hearts on Abortion – (Part 1 of 2)
If someone asked you why you were pro-life, would you have an answer? Scott Klusendorf outlines what pro-lifers need to know while speaking out against the practice of abortion. Find out how to persuasively defend your view on this important issue.
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Not What I Expected
When the kids in Odyssey are assigned internships around town, Zoe ends up at a funeral home (with Jay Smouse!) and Emily works at a law firm. Both find their experiences to be far different than they expected. Meanwhile, Jillian looks for ways to sell her jewelry in Odyssey.
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Preparing Your Teen to Leave Home
As a parent, one of the main goals you’re working toward is launching your child to be an independent, functional adult. Dave Gudgel shares wisdom and insight as a dad of three successfully launched adults. You’ll get a good handle on how to help your teens look to their future and prepare them to step into adulthood.
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The Sheep Detectives
In the live-action #TheSheepDetectives, a nice-guy shepherd reads detective novels to his beloved sheep every night, assuming they can't possibly understand. But when a crime is committed in the pasture, the sheep decide it’s up to them to solve it
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The Good in People
When Olivia Parker makes a bold promise to the drama club about going to a festival, Morrie Rydell secretly decides to test just how far she is willing to go to keep her word.
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Say This, Not That: Smart Parenting Tips For Misbehaviour – (Part 2 of 2)
Parenting is hard work – and no one does it perfectly! Amber Lia and Wendy Speake give practical advice for everyday parenting challenges like misbehaviour, sibling rivalry, and unforgiveness. They’ll teach you their effective method for responding calmly and biblically as a mom.
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The Toy
Detective Polehaus investigates an unusual case involving a young boy and a small toy. The trail of clues leads him to Lily Graham, Jason Whittaker, Wooton Bassett, and others. Meanwhile, Connie is surprised by the work habits of a new volunteer at Whit's End.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Focus on the Family Africa is a non-profit organization, a registered Public Benefit Organisation, and has a Section 18a tax exemption status in terms of the Income Tax Act. Focus has been serving families in Africa since opening its doors in 1992. For over two decades, we have been providing care, advice, support and encouragement to families at every stage of life. We have worked hard to respond to the many real issues families face and to provide sound and practical guidance based on Christian principles.By providing valuable and relevant seminars and conferences, outreach programmes, resources on an array of important issues, personal counselling and prayer support, and much more, we aim to be the place families turn to for trusted help and encouragement!For more info visit our website today! - www.safamily.co.za
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