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FamilyLife We help families pursue the relationships that matter most. Too often, our relationships fall short of what we desire them to be.
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At FamilyLife, we understand there is a gap between the intention we have for our families and what we actually experience in life. But this isn’t what we were made for. Instead, we believe God made us to live in perfect community with Him and each other. We believe He has designed families to be rich in love, full of joy, and generous to those around us. And we believe God’s word offers insight f

or us to bridge the gap between our intentions and our actions. To that end, we create content and experiences to help families grow together and change their corner of the world. Find out how we can help you pursue the relationships that matter most at FamilyLife.com.

Maybe you read all those comments about small groups and thought, I want more of that in my life.Here’s your nudge: you ...
08/22/2026

Maybe you read all those comments about small groups and thought, I want more of that in my life.

Here’s your nudge: you can help create it.

It doesn’t have to be a huge group or an elaborate plan. Invite a few couples or friends over. Make some coffee. Give people permission to be honest. Open Scripture together. See where the conversation goes.

And if the idea of leading is the part that makes you nervous, you don’t have to create everything yourself. FamilyLife studies like Art of Marriage, Art of Parenting, and Vertical Marriage give you biblical teaching and questions to help guide the conversation so you can focus on the people in the room.

Through August 31, FamilyLife small group studies and workbooks are 25% off, no code needed.

08/21/2026

Real change usually costs us something.

Sometimes it means putting boundaries in place that feel inconvenient. Asking someone to hold us accountable. Giving up access. Choosing honesty when hiding would be easier.

Not to prove that we’re strong enough, but because the people we love are worth protecting, and because following Jesus sometimes means getting serious about what keeps pulling us away from Him.

If po*******hy has become part of your story, you don’t have to keep fighting it quietly.

Comment LOVE and we’ll DM you the full FamilyLife Today conversation. 💛

We asked, and you gave us some pretty beautiful answers.You told us a meaningful small group is a place where you can be...
08/17/2026

We asked, and you gave us some pretty beautiful answers.

You told us a meaningful small group is a place where you can be honest without worrying that people will walk away. Where there’s room for prayer and laughter. Where people don’t have to have everything in common to genuinely care for one another.

For those of you leading groups, this is worth remembering: people may not need you to have all the answers. They need you to help create a place where they can show up, be known, and grow together.

And we thought your wisdom was worth sharing with everyone else. 💛

Small group leaders, what’s one thing you do to help people feel comfortable enough to be real?

08/11/2026

Talking to your kids about s*x can feel like one of those parenting moments you really don’t want to mess up.

But maybe the goal isn’t one perfectly worded conversation. Maybe it’s becoming the kind of parent your kids know they can come back to—with questions, confusion, or something they weren’t expecting.

You don’t need a perfect script. You can start small, keep the door open, and keep showing up. 💛

Comment TALK and we’ll DM you a resource to help you start age-appropriate conversations with your kids.

08/11/2026

Finish this sentence: You know you’ve found your people in a small group when ________. 💛

08/11/2026

Sometimes community starts with something really simple: “Want to get a few people together?”

A few couples around the table. Friends willing to be honest about what’s actually going on. A place to talk about the joys of marriage, and the struggles we don’t always say out loud.

You don’t need to have all the answers. Sometimes you just need to open the door, ask a good question, and be willing to go first.

If you’ve been wanting more of that kind of community, consider this your nudge. 💛 Studies like Art of Marriage™ can give your group a place to start and help guide conversations toward what really matters.

And right now, FamilyLife small group studies and workbooks are 25% off through August 31, no code needed.

Comment GROUP and we’ll DM you the link to find a study for your group.

Gather a few people. Make room for honesty. See what God does with it.

08/03/2026

What's one piece of marriage advice you've received that's actually been helpful?

Let's encourage each other. 👇

Every couple disagrees.The question isn't whether conflict will happen.It's what we'll do when it does.Will we fight to ...
08/01/2026

Every couple disagrees.

The question isn't whether conflict will happen.

It's what we'll do when it does.

Will we fight to be right?

Or will we fight for our marriage?

Sometimes the strongest thing you can say isn't another argument.

It's, "Help me understand."

That's where humility begins. 💛

Most parenting triggers aren't surprises.You probably already know yours.The question is:What if you prepared for them b...
07/31/2026

Most parenting triggers aren't surprises.

You probably already know yours.

The question is:

What if you prepared for them before they happened?

What's one parenting trigger that tends to push your buttons?

Share yours below. Chances are, another parent can relate.

And if this is an area where you're growing, comment PEACE and we’ll send you our free video series, How to Stop Yelling Up the Stairs

Anger is often the emotion we notice first.But underneath it, there may be something else asking for our attention.Maybe...
07/29/2026

Anger is often the emotion we notice first.

But underneath it, there may be something else asking for our attention.
Maybe it's feeling overwhelmed. Maybe it's feeling alone. Maybe it's the pressure of trying to hold everything together.

The good news is that God doesn't meet us with shame in those moments. He meets us with grace, inviting us to slow down, understand what's happening in our hearts, and respond in a new way.

Check out our free video series, How to Stop Yelling Up the Stairs, to help you uncover what's underneath your anger and find practical hope for the everyday moments of parenting. More in the comments!

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