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Since 1993, Focus on the Family Australia has been helping Australian families and communities through radio broadcasts, preventative education programs, seminars, counselling and a wide range of resources for families. Focus on the Family Australia is a not-for-profit organisation that offers relevant, practical support to help families thrive in every stage of life, regardless of their religion, politics, socioeconomic status, culture or age.
Unknown Host hosts Focus on the Family Australia, a education show with 231 episodes published.
A funeral is a powerful moment to celebrate how God’s grace shone through a person?'in their laughter, their kindness, and even those unique quirks we loved most. Our guest today is James Clarke, a funeral director
Today we explore the beauty of the slow-burn romance with our guest, relationships counsellor, Jo Wilson. Join us as we talk about why slowing down might be the best way to move forward, and how returning to a state of '
As followers of Christ, we are called to be peacemakers, but we are also called to hold fast to our convictions. With Joanne Wilson, counsellor and???Neuro-psychotherapist, we discuss how we can honour our convictions an
God wants Christians to live with confidence, and courage. Therefore, we need to increase in wisdom and knowledge, so that we can better serve those around us.??? However, in today’s culture, Christians are being f
In a world where the internet is more than happy to disciple our kids in sexuality, many churches, Christian schools and mums and dads feel ill-equipped, anxious, or stuck behind a wall of silence. Our guests today are c
Join us today on Focus on the Family with Lauren and Georgia who are co-founders of ’Big Kids Table’. Where there has been silence there needs to be conversation and our conversation today is about the need f
Christianity teaches us to care for orphans, and unfortunately, the need for such care is increasing in Australia. Mary Blake, the founder and CEO of Fostering Hope, discusses how Fostering Hope supports foster, kinship,
Guest: Jane Gibb Description: If a wife discovers that her husband has been secretive and hiding a sexual sin like pornography, it will be difficult to hear and it can leave most wives feeling betrayed, angry and unloved
Guest: Jane Gibb Description: If a wife discovers that her husband has been secretive and hiding a sexual sin like pornography, it will be difficult to hear and it can leave most wives feeling betrayed, angry and unloved
Guest: Peta Soorkia Description: We’ve all felt it ?' the enormous weight of always saying 'Yes' to people and try to keep everyone happy. It’s a heavy cross to carry and one you would never ask to shoulder.
Guest: Joanne Wilson Description: We call Australia the 'Lucky Country,' but for many couples, the 'luck' feels like it’s being stretched thin. Between the pressure of a shifting housing market and the daily grind
Guest: Natalie Daugherty Description: We've never been more ’connected’ digitally, why does it feel like our marriages and families have never been further apart? Natalie is a Marriage and Family Therapist, a
When we were children, our parents were our caregivers, but what happens when those roles reverse? We don’t like thinking about our parents becoming ill, losing their independence or not being able to care for them
When we were children, our parents were our caregivers, but what happens when those roles reverse? We don’t like thinking about our parents becoming ill, losing their independence or not being able to care for them
The weight of broken trust is very heavy, but we do know that God is close to the broken hearted and he meets us right in the middle of our deepest pain. Restoring a marriage after an affair is a slow and difficult journ
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There are no perfect marriages but what would it take to bring you and your spouse closer together? Brett and Kate Ryan spoke to an online group on the topic of ’Keeping the Spark Alive’ using biblical truths
There are no perfect marriages but what would it take to bring you and your spouse closer together? Brett and Kate Ryan spoke to an online group on the topic of ’Keeping the Spark Alive’ using biblical truths
Screen use is something that touches almost every home. It can be a gift ?' it connects us, teaches us, but it also competes for our attention in ways we don’t always notice. We discuss this with Natalie, a neuro-p
Screen use is something that touches almost every home. It can be a gift ?' it connects us, teaches us, but it also competes for our attention in ways we don’t always notice. We discuss this with Natalie, a neuro-p
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Focus on the Family Australia is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 231 episodes.
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