God is at work and he's calling his people to rise in truth. Truth Rising is a powerful new documentary from Focus on the Family and the Colson Center. See how ordinary Christians choose courage in a culture that needs truth. Watch Truth Rising today and find out how you can become an agent of restoration and hope.

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Hi, this is Jim Daly with Focus on the Family.

Today I'm asking you to stand courageously for truth in a way we've never asked before.

This past weekend, thousands honored Charlie Kirk, a husband, father, and follower of Christ,

who live with courage and conviction.

That same spirit beats at the heart of Truth Rising, a film that tells the stories of brave believers who choose conviction over comfort in the

face of cultural pressure. Because the message of the film so closely reflects Charlie's mission

to live a life grounded in truth. We're dedicating

its release on X to his memory. We need you to join us right now. If you have an X account,

search for focus on the family and share the film with everyone you know. Let's make

truth rising not just a movie, but a movement.

This is John Fuller, and please remember to let us know how you're listening to these programs on a podcast, app, or website. When I was willing to ask these three questions, my marriage began

to change. Simple questions. Number one, honey, what could I do to help you? Question number two,

how could I make your life easier? Question number three, how could I be a better husband? When I was

willing to ask those questions, she was willing to give me answers. Dr. Gary Chapman is back with us

today on Focus on the Family with Jim Daly, offering some

practical ways that you can improve your marriage relationship. Thanks for joining us. I'm John

Fuller. John, last time we had a great conversation on basic stuff, you know, how we treat one

another in marriage. And I don't know if you were convicted. I was sitting there going, I should know

this stuff. But, you know, whether it's how you do the dishes, which we talked about, or how you throw your laundry on the floor, which is a problem I've suffered from for a long time, you know. But just good stuff on how to serve your spouse. And, you know, we do that with friends. We do that in our vocation.

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