New Life Live

New Life LIVE: May 22, 2026

Caller Questions & Discussion: 1. JJ discusses ho’oponopono, the ancient Hawaiian practice for reconciliation and forgiveness, especially around someone’s death. The core concepts are humility, recognition of the importance of the relationship, gratitude, and being willing to forgive. 2. My brother’s wife spirals out of control every 2 years or so because of mental health issues, and has even wanted to kill him. He says he has to wait until his kids get older to leave, and his teen daughter isn’t allowed to be alone with her. What are some strategies to give to my brother? 3. I am one of 18 kids, and my identical twin sister and I were physically abused by our mom. My sister and I push people away and have a reputation of being mean; how do we stop our bad behavior? 4. JJ shares what to expect at the Identity in Christ Webinar; he’ll be talking about what God says about you, how to break free from shaming labels, and how to confidently walk in your true identity. 5. As Father’s Day approaches, can a man who couldn’t meet his expectation of being a good father actually change? Every Man’s Battle Intensive teaches it is more than changing behavior.

New Life LIVE: May 21, 2026

Caller Questions & Discussion: 1. Dr. Jim answers the question: When adult children walk away from their faith, what’s the answer for parents? Staying connected, loving well, and trusting God are essential. 2. I stay in a fight-or-flight mode and have a hard time setting boundaries with my narcissistic husband, who has been physically abusive to me. And I have a 15-year-old daughter who is his stepdaughter. 3. How do I help my wife stop enabling her adult son who struggles with alcoholism? She has been confronted by me, her responsible son and daughter-in-law, but she’s resistant. 4. What can I do to rebuild a close relationship with my 45-year-old daughter? I used to watch her kids, but she’s disconnected from me now.

New Life LIVE: May 20, 2026

Caller Questions & Discussion: 1. Dr. Jill discusses when gloating causes grief. 2. Why do I feel constant competition in my romantic relationships? 3. I’ve always struggled with my faith, and I feel like it has to do with childhood traumas. 4. We’re recently married and my wife’s past trauma has led her to ask me to leave and not talk to me for three months.

New Life LIVE: May 19, 2026

Caller Questions & Discussion: 1. Chris discusses why we should be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to become angry, as James 1:19 encourages us to. 2. I’m going through menopause, seeing a counselor, and taking medication, but my husband isn’t dealing with it very well. How do I navigate it? 3. God has called me to do a water fast. But with my daughter graduating sixth grade, my son graduating high school, and marriage issues, what does breakthrough look like? 4. My husband died last year; he was a high-functioning alcoholic, was unfaithful, and was mean when he drank. How do I move forward?

New Life LIVE: May 18, 2026

Caller Questions & Discussion: 1. Dr. Jim discusses his newest book, When Your Adult Child Strays. If your adult child makes poor choices like addiction, unhealthy relationships, or moving in with a boyfriend or girlfriend, it’s easy to panic and react in anger. Staying connected and preserving the relationship is critical. 2. My 13-year-old granddaughter got a citation for marijuana, then cut her wrist before going to court, and also became violent with her mom after her phone was taken away. Are there any resources to help? 3. My husband is in rehab, and we’ve been separated for a year. He was diagnosed with bipolar disorder, and I don’t think he should move back in with our kids. Should he return to the household? 4. My 15-year-old daughter struggles with anxiety, depression, and PTSD. My ex-husband was a narcissist. She sees a psychologist and takes medication, but she’s constantly on the computer. What else should I be doing?