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What do you do when you’re exhausted by the thought of doing it all again? Dr. Jim Burns talks with Steven White about loneliness, trauma, community, and the “mercy of routine”, simple rhythms that can create space for hope and healing. Listen: https://t.co/QWRKhdoaer

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Today on Jim's blog, How to Thrive in the Second Half of Your Marriage. Find it here: https://t.co/YFNLspk0Bk

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Parenting doesn’t end when your kids become adults, but it does have to change. In this “Just Jim” episode, Dr. Jim Burns shares practical wisdom for shifting from day-to-day parenting to mentoring, friendship, and a healthy relationship. Listen: https://t.co/Bz0He5zyKV

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Do you know your kids' friends? You can learn a lot about your kids by the company they keep.

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Not all issues in marriage are 100% resolvable. The key is to find a workable solution both spouses can live with.

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Today on Jim's blog, Seven Tips for a Successful School Year. Find it here: https://t.co/9HsYqqaZof

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Family estrangement can leave parents wondering if reconciliation is still possible. Dr. Jim Burns talks with therapist Tina Gilbertson about reaching out, apologizing well, and why distance doesn’t always mean the relationship is over. Listen: https://t.co/b5JVJs5kMi

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So far as it depends upon you, do whatever it takes to keep lines of communication open with your kids.

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Is the emotional climate in your home chilly? Remember, when it's cold, we're always drawn to the warmth of a fire.

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"Never give up on someone. Miracles happen every day!" Someone needs to be reminded of this today.

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Today on Jim's blog, "Find Your Thin Places" Find it here: https://t.co/cXQABgL28P

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Good insight: "Too many parents are carrying the heavy burdens of their teen's problems on their own shoulders."
— John Rosemond

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Good news: No matter how many mistakes we make as parents, there’s always hope in the Lord!

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Having friendships with couples who are further down the road of life can be a great source of support for your marriage.

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Today on Jim's blog, "My Parent Fail and My Daughter’s Grace" Find it here: https://t.co/bS1ZmWXa2s

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How do you raise a child who knows how to say no when the world is saying yes? Dr. Jim Burns talks with Randy Phillips about using stories, strong boundaries, and wise friendships to help kids make godly choices. Listen: https://t.co/vPE8qy5vei

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Good Quote: "The walls we build around us to keep sadness out also keep out the joy." —Jim Rohn

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Hope is the superglue of a good marriage. It helps you see beyond the challenges you face at the present moment.

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Working through family conflict takes more emotional involvement than avoiding it, but it is the loving thing to do.

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Today on Jim's blog, "Positive Benefits of the Empty Nest" Find it here: https://t.co/2SJpXAd7U6