Preserving Families Podcast

Mark discusses the importance of not “bubble wrapping” our children and helping them to develop resilience.

Mark uses the parable of the fox tailed squirrel to discuss how we can address and teach the behaviors of our children now before its to late.

Mark talks about clinical and practical ways to overcome bouts of anxiety and stress.

Mark and Janie discuss how marriage goes through many seasons and changes, and how we can stay in love and prioritize our marriage through those seasons.

Mark sits down with Kevin A. Hinckley LPC-NCC, to discuss how understanding the true nature of God can help us with our mental health.

Mark sits down with author Randall Wright to discuss the power of being an early riser.

Mark and special guest and author, Matthew Cook, discuss themes from their book, “Christ’s Miracles: Yesterday and Today”. Mark and Matt present stories and lessons from the bible and present day to show how Christ’s miracles never cease, and how we can better have a miracle mindset. They even dive into what we can do when miracles don’t come.

Mark and Janie use teachings on leadership from Mark’s new book, “The Leadership Legacy of Lavell Edwards” to learn how we can be better parents. Lavell lived his life built around relationships, and building others up. By learning about the life and teachings of Lavell, we can better improve our parenting and leadership skills.Find Marks new book, written with Dave Mccan, on Amazon. Out Now!

Mark reviews several general conference talks to discuss how we can make our homes a refuge for our families, and how doing so will strengthen and protect our families.

Mark and Janie tackle a tough topic, discussing how we can stop the cancel culture we have created in families. Many family members have felt the need to cut their family members out of their lives because of small and reconcilable issues or differences. There are instances where cut off from family members may be appropriate, but Mark and Janie discuss how we can better practice forgiveness and seeing the best in well meaning family members.