New Life LIVE: June 19, 2026

New Life LIVE: June 22, 2026

Caller Questions & Discussion: 1. Marc shares about Father’s Day and estranged children. Ask yourself, “Can I accept who the other person is and not who I would like them to be, and can I make that first move towards peace?” 2. I was estranged from my 22-year-old son for over 2 years, and now we’re reconciled. Don’t give up–pray! 3. I moved back to help my elderly dad who has cancer. I haven’t spoken to my brother in years; what can I do to get us back together? 4. After prison and living in a sober living house, I have been sober for over a year. How can I begin to repair things with my partner? He has been so supportive but has huge trust issues. 5. I’ve tried to set a boundary by asking for a separation, and my emotionally abusive husband said if I don’t like it, file for divorce. What should I do as a Christian?

New Life LIVE: June 19, 2026

Caller Questions & Discussion: 1. Dr. Sheri shares that her mother recently got an infection after surgery, and a nurse recognized her and shared that she had been listening to New Life for 30 years! It was an answer to prayer for God to send someone to take care of her mom. 2. Should I give my friend more time to reconcile with her daughter? She set boundaries in their relationship because she felt their conversations always centered on her daughter’s views about her father or God. 3. I’ve had a neighbor harassing me for 17 years. I moved away and now rent out the property, but the harassment continues. How do I handle ongoing conflict and protect my peace? 4. I’ve struggled with pornography addiction since I was a teenager, and I’m tired of hurting my wife the last 17 years. What are the next steps?

New Life LIVE: June 18, 2026

Caller Questions & Discussion: 1. Dr. Jill discusses the book of Habakkuk and trusting God’s timing. God often takes longer than we expect, but He is never late. 2. My 28-year-old daughter and husband have both been diagnosed with depression and anxiety. They spend so much time on their screens. How do I know when their mental health struggles are legitimate concerns versus excuses for excessive screen time? 3. I just found out that my daughter was sexually abused as a child by my son. My other daughter told me about it. How do I support my daughter, address family trauma, and begin the healing process? 4. I’ve been in a dating relationship for 7 years. I don’t like him having dinner with a former female coworker every other month; am I being too sensitive or is it a legitimate concern?

New Life LIVE: June 17, 2026

Caller Questions & Discussion: 1. Becky discusses how she just went to the optometrist for a new prescription, and it reminded her of change. The optometrist said not to switch back to old glasses. If you’re not seeing things clearly, it’s worth doing things you might not feel comfortable with to get to the other side. 2. Why do I feel guilty to divorce my husband of 8 years who has a newborn baby with another woman? We’re leaders in our church. 3. A couple in my church just discovered their 14-year-old son wrote a book about sexual assault, and they’re very concerned. What can this couple do next? 4. My ex-husband lied to the church about me and said I was the problem. Even my pastor thought I was making up things about him.

New Life LIVE: June 16, 2026

Caller Questions & Discussion: 1. Dr. Alice discusses a new term, digital dementia, which shows how excessive screen time can negatively affect the brain, even in young people. What can we do? She shares 3 ways parents can teach their children self-control and healthy screen habits. 2. How do we help restore the relationship between my 24-year-old stepdaughter and my husband? He wasn’t able to help her pack her car for a move with her boyfriend, and she got very upset. 3. How do I address my son and daughter-in-law who let my 4-year-old grandson wear a dress? He recently drew a picture of himself wearing a dress. 4. My twin sister and I are struggling with how involved to get with our oldest sister. She has bipolar disorder and lives by herself after our parents died.