Dying for Marriage
Marriage is worth dying for. That is what St. Valentine believed. Join us for this special valentine’s day edition of family vision.
27 Years & Learning
In a good marriage relationship, you never stop learning. Join us for this conversation today on Family Vision
Wedding Reflections
We just celebrated a wedding our family and we want to tell you all about it, join us today on Family Vision.
A Challenge for Husbands, Part 1
What is God’s calling, purpose, and mission for a husband? Join us as we talk about that today on Family Vision.
Practical Steps Toward Oneness in Marriage
Would you like to experience more oneness and unity in your marriage? Join Dr. Rob and Amy Rienow as they share biblical principles and practical ways that couples can pursue greater oneness in their marriage relationship.
Barriers to Oneness in Marriage
Every marriage experiences spiritual attack. Division, not oneness, is the default setting. Join Dr. Rob and Amy Rienow as they share common barriers and spiritual battles that couples face as they seek to grow in oneness.
Becoming One in Marriage
What does it mean for husband and wife to become one in marriage? Join Dr. Rob and Amy Rienow as they share some of the ups and downs of their marriage journey as well as essential Scriptures to encourage you to pursue oneness in your marriage relationship.
Repentance Continues with a Change in Behavior
True repentance does not stop with a change in our thinking, but continues with a change in our behavior. We have all experienced people in our lives who apologize to us over and over for the same offense, and yet their behavior never changes. After a while, the...
Planting Seeds of Bitterness
In Hebrews 12:14–15, God tells us, “Strive for peace with everyone, and for the holiness without which no one will see the Lord. See to it that no one fails to obtain the grace of God; that no ‘root of bitterness’ springs up and causes trouble, and by it many become...
Healing Through Repentance
Family conflicts start very early in life and are rarely one-sided. Unfortunately, It’s not always easy to recognize or focus on our part in the conflict.