WDAC

06/01/2026

From baseball to horse-racing, we talked about a little bit of everything this month, and most importantly, kept faith at the center of it all! Join us as we play back the highlights (plus some bonus content!) from the month of May! Listen at the link below!

https://www.buzzsprout.com/2413068/episodes

06/01/2026

“Oh, the depth of the riches and wisdom and knowledge of God! How unsearchable are His judgments and how inscrutable His ways.”

📖 Romans 11:33, ESV

06/01/2026

Have yWhat is the first emotion we most often see in Jesus when He encounters people who are hurting, grieving, or suffering?ou ever wondered what Jesus really thinks of you? Is he like us, knowing how to be polite, but deep down gets irritated when we begin to falter? The answer is so much better t...

06/01/2026

Marital trust can fade through small compromises and broken promises. What seems harmless can cause your mate to doubt you and the relationship. In this blog, Dr. James Dobson explains how steady, faithful actions can build lasting confidence. bit.ly/4egbpaj

06/01/2026

06/01/2026

Some of the costliest financial mistakes are made in isolation. When big decisions come our way, pride and pressure can convince us we need to figure it all out ourselves. But God designed us to walk in community, and His wisdom often comes through trusted voices. Rob West explores why seeking wise counsel is a key part of faithful stewardship.

Listen on our app, podcast, live, or online at https://www.faithfi.com/faithfi/seeking-wise-counsel-9341

06/01/2026

06/01/2026

True biblical manhood isn’t defined by career success — it’s forged in the Word of God.

On today’s edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson talks with David Jeffers, a retired Army Master Sergeant, and author of Man Up! What the Bible Says About Being a Man. Jeffers shares his remarkable journey through divorce, military service, and the loss of his son in combat.

He also reflects on how Scripture recalibrated his understanding of godly manhood.

Listen in: https://bit.ly/4u3bGmN

06/01/2026

There's a particular weariness that comes from walking through a long, dark stretch — the kind of tunnel where you can't quite remember when you entered or imagine when it'll end.

In those stretches, hope isn't optimism. It isn't a feeling. It's a quiet, stubborn conviction that the light at the end is real, even when you can't see it yet. Hope is what gets us up tomorrow when today asked too much. It whispers: don't quit. The story isn't over. The light is closer than you think.

What's keeping your hope alive in this season?