Are Christians divorcing at the same rate as non-Christians? Do Christian teens abandon the faith as soon as they leave home? Is Christianity dying? All the research says NO. Join Dr. Meeker as she interviews Dr. Eric Stetzer, to see what the statistics really say about the state of Christianity in America.
Every marriage goes through times of disaffection and distance. What should you do when your marriage is in one of those rocky times? Tune in to the next Family Talk when Ryan Dobson and Dr. Meg Meeker interview Dr. Tim Clinton to discover how couples can strengthen their connection, no matter what the world throws at them.
Are good and God synonymous? Can anything outside of God be good? Join us for part two of an interview with Dr. Meg Meeker and John Bevere when he challenges the belief that what is generally accepted as good must be aligned with Gods will.
Have you rejected God in pursuit of whats apparently good? Is it enough to be good or does God call us to more? On this edition of Dr. James Dobsons Family Talk, John Bevere challengers us to embrace a life far better than the one weve settled for and discover a way of living that is beyond our greatest dreams.
Fathers and father figures have a unique power in the lives of their children. Yet America is facing a growing gap of fatherlessness. Ryan Dobson interviews Dr. Ken Canfield to explore ways to turn the hearts of the fathers back to the their children.
Why is Self-Control more important than self-esteem? How do lessons in humility prepare children to maximize their potential in life? What are some ways parents can manage screen time for teens?
Gender matters, and on today's edition of Family Talk, Dr. Leonard Sax discusses how today's toxic culture impacts gender and sexual identity in tweens and teens. What can parents do to help children navigate the confusing culture? Dr. Meeker and Dr. Sax answer that and more.
J. Warner Wallace applied his skills as a cold case homicide detective to the claims of Christianity, and he came to a startling realization: the case for Christianity was as convincing as any case he'd ever worked on as a detective.
J. Warner Wallace applied his skills as a cold case homicide detective to the claims of Christianity, and he came to a startling realization: the case for Christianity was as convincing as any case he'd ever worked on as a detective.
America is falling apart at the seams, and God will not allow us get away with it. Guest Ronnie Floyd challenges us to not sit back and watch, but to get involved in reviving this great land.
