As a physician and pastor, Jeff Gordon shares his insights on living a healthier holistic life: mind, body, and spirit. He gives a respectful critique of The Secret and contrasts this worldview to Biblical spirituality. He advocates that God draws people to Himself through increasing dissatisfaction with the status quo and the sense that ?there must be more.' God wants to satisfy our need for forgiveness and our need for a relationship with Him, and He offers this as a choice to each of us.

Jeff Gordon continues his series on the abundant life, focusing on the topic of healthy sexuality. In contrast to our culture's obsession with sexual freedom, the Biblical view is that faithful, married people enjoy the most physical and psychological health in their sex lives. Gordon uses studies on marriage to debunk the myth of romantic love being the key to successful relationships and provides practical ways to invest in your spouse and marriage holistically.

Stress can be debilitating, yet the Bible says we can live abundant lives in the midst of even very stressful situations. The common causes of stress in our culture are addressed as well as increased risks associated with stress, such as: premature death, compromised immune systems, memory loss, addictions, and depression. In response, he turns to scripture to offer practical suggestions and a radical perspective that fosters healthier emotions.

Tom Dixon contrasts a positive vision for healthy, Biblical parenting against a negative vision of prioritizing materialism over spirituality in the home. He references secular studies to support his call for higher involvement in family life in a culture that is increasingly demanding more time from both children and parents than ever before.\r\n\r\nThis teaching includes a CNN clip on the effect of busy careers on families, an ABC clip on overloaded children's schedules, and a testimony by Jenny Hale on what worked well for her in parenting.

The Bible teaches that objective truth exists and brings both spiritual and physical health into our lives. Jeff Gordon explains the truth's role in exposing us so that, from there, we can grow. He advocates the stability we gain from basing our lives on truth and expands on practical applications such as: taking courses on the Bible, meditating on scripture, memorizing verses, and acting on truth.