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Helping Your Child Develop a Healthy Self-Esteem – Part 2

October 5, 2021

Does your son or daughter have low self-esteem? Would you recognize what it looks like? On today's edition of Family Talk, Dr. Gary Sibcy, a clinical psychologist, warns that a teen's emotional pain can lead to sleeplessness, irritability, and social isolation. Parents need to remember that kids spell "love," T-I-M-E. It is important to invest just 15 minutes a day in your relationship with each of your children by doing something they enjoy.

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Helping Your Child Develop a Healthy Self-Esteem – Part 1

October 4, 2021

On today's edition of Family Talk, Dr. Tim Clinton interviews Dr. Gary Sibcy. The two urge parents to help their children develop a healthy self-esteem by showing them how to manage the childhood stresses of teasing, peer pressure, and rejection as they grow up. As you lovingly encourage your kids to rely on Christ, they can develop a sound, true view of God and themselves.

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Becoming the Couple You Long to Be – Part 2

October 1, 2021

As children, we often listened to fairy tales in which it was Prince Charming's job to sweep the heroine off her feet and "live happily ever after." But what happens if the prince fails? On today's edition of Family Talk, Rhonda Stoppe (pronounced STOP-ee), Christian author of The Marriage Mentor, says the key to a successful marriage is to find your worth in Christ first. Our prayer should echo Psalm 139. "Search me, O God, and know my heart. Know my anxious thoughts and see if there's any wicked way in me."

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Becoming the Couple You Long to Be – Part 1

September 30, 2021

Ecclesiastes 9:9 says, "Enjoy life with your wife, whom you love, all the days of your life." That's easier said than done! On today's edition of Family Talk, Rhonda Stoppe (pronounced STOP-ee), Christian author of The Marriage Mentor: Becoming the Couple You Long to Be, explains how things can go wrong. For example, unmet expectations can breed resentment and unforgiveness. She urges husbands and wives to seek God's affirmation first and spend time with older married couples who can provide godly mentorship.

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Grandparenting Teens: Leaving a Legacy of Hope – Part 2

September 10, 2021

When grandchildren become teenagers, grandparents have a tendency to disengage, no matter how close they were with their grandchildren beforehand. On today's edition of Family Talk, Mark Gregston, author of Grandparenting Teens: Leaving a Legacy of Hope, encourages grandparents to do the opposite, saying this is the time for them to press in, not check out. Rather than being concerned about what's coming out of their teenage grandchild's mouth, they should be listening to his or her heart.

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Grandparenting Teens: Leaving a Legacy of Hope – Part 1

September 9, 2021

If you are a grandparent, your¬†primary focus¬†should not be what you leave in your grandchildren‚'s bank accounts, but rather, what you have deposited in their hearts. On today's edition of¬†Family Talk, Dr. Tim Clinton sits down with Mark Gregston to talk about his new book,¬†Grandparenting Teens: Leaving a Legacy of Hope.¬†Mark explains that grandparents can and should be one of the greatest resources for providing stability and Christian discipleship in a teenager's life.

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Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Humanity from a Christian Perspective Part 2

September 1, 2021

We live in an age of increasingly pervasive artificial intelligence, including Virtual Reality and the porn industry's many disturbing applications. When paired with a materialistic worldview, artificial intelligence can leave us more isolated and lonely. On today's edition of Family Talk, Jason Thacker, author of The Age of AI, addresses the Christian moral responsibility and accountability to our Creator. We're called to love God and our neighbors as we love ourselves, and we're created for physical community, not digital.

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Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Humanity from a Christian Perspective – Part 1

August 31, 2021

When you consider artificial intelligence, you may think about self-driving cars, voice automated responses from your smart speaker, Facebook bots sending you ads based upon your search queries, or virtual reality experiences provided by an Oculus VR headset. On today's edition of Family Talk, Jason Thacker, a scholar in philosophy, ethics, and public theology, discusses with Dr. Tim Clinton his new book, The Age of AI. Thacker counsels Christians against the extremes of unbridled excitement or fear in this new high-tech frontier. The biblical worldview is clear: as humans, God created us in His own image. Artificial intelligence is simply a tool and will never match the value of a human being.

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I Can’t Believe You Just Said That! Biblical Wisdom for Taming Your Child’s Tongue – Part 2

August 27, 2021

On today's edition of Family Talk, Ginger Hubbard, author of I Can't Believe You Just Said That!, continues her conversation with Dr. Tim Clinton. Ginger offers a 3-step plan for parenting and discipline. First, ask your child heart-probing questions to identify his or her "old self." Second, discourage that behavior. And third, urge him or her to honor God by "putting on" the right behavior. Consider Ephesians 4:22-24, "Put off your old self, which is being corrupted by its deceitful desires; and put on the new self, created to be like God in true righteousness and holiness."

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I Can’t Believe You Just Said That! Biblical Wisdom for Taming Your Child’s Tongue – Part 1

August 26, 2021

As Christian parents, we want our kids to behave and be obedient. But we shouldn't want them to act that way solely out of fear of punishment. Today on Family Talk, Ginger Hubbard, author of I Can't Believe You Just Said That!, explains that our children's actions and behavior stem from the ongoing transformation of their hearts, as they begin their individual relationship with Jesus. As parents, we can use God's Word to teach our children which behaviors and actions are sinful, and which ones are pleasing to the Lord.

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