Pennsylvania State Representative Clint Owlett sat down with Family Life's Sarah Harnisch to go through the nitty gritty of Governor Josh Shapiro's 2026 Budget Address.
Focus on the Family's "Plugged In" site gets more than a million hits a month as the team reviews movies, tv shows and music from a Biblical worldview. Associate Editor Paul Assay sits down with Family Life News Anchor Sarah Harnisch to announce their newest project: a free 125-page tech guide with all the best tips to help parents navigate screen time with kids and teens.
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Church security is the focus of a special 1-day training seminar on Jan. 31st in Clarion, PA.
Family Life News Anchor Sarah Harnisch sits down with Voice of the Martyrs Vice President Todd Nettleton to break down the history of Old Saint Nick as a persecuted Christian.
Learn more about the work of Voice of the Martyrs here.
The Family Life news-crew takes a look back at the stories and events that shaped our lives in 2025.
What were the stories and events that shaped our lives in 2025. Here's a look at the most influential news items the past 12 months.....enjoy !
Few things have made as big a splash in 2025 as A-I, but what sort of impact is it having on the church? We're talking about it next with Steve Dunmire, lead pastor of the Victory Highway Wesleyan Church in Painted Post, NY.
Alex Nsengimana grew up in circumstances most of us can't image - a survivor of the Rwandan genocide in the 1990s.
One of the first bright spots in his young life was receiving a shoebox from "Operation Christmas Child."
Here, he shares his moving story to Family Life's Mark Webster.
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In this episode, we follow up with Mike Stuligross of Walton, New York, back from a strong showing in a world competition for a sport many may not even know exists - indoor kite flying.
He updates Family Life's Mark Webster about his experience competing in the World Indoor Kite Flying Championship in China.
Jerry Stewart and Brian Molitor of "Balanced Biologics" spotlight agriculture issues "in the news" the last Monday of every month on the Family Life "Noon Report"
