Many people think that raising boys is difficult, but it can be pretty easy if you have the right tools. On today's braodcast, Dr. James Dobson and Dr. Meg Meeker— two of the world’s foremost experts on parenting—share how to raise boys to become great men.
Many people think that raising boys is difficult, but it can be pretty easy if you have the right tools. On the next edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson and Dr. Meg Meeker two of the worlds foremost experts on parentingshare how to raise boys to become great men.
How do we, as Christians, keep the faith amidst an ever-pervasive culture. Chuck Colson weighs in.
How do we, as Christians, keep the faith amidst an ever-pervasive culture. Chuck Colson weighs in.
Teenage culture is characterized by drugs, alcohol, and sexuality, yet all three of these pursuits are really a cover-up. On the next edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson interviews Donovan and Nicole Northcote on what teenagers are really searching for, and how we can reach them with the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
In our postmodern world, hopelessness reigns, and teenagers continue to search for the meaning of their lives in the wrong places. On the next edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson interviews Donovan and Nicole Northcote on how to reach lost teenagers.
What is the best way to develop the spiritual life of children? On the next edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson and Dr. Bruce Wilkinson offer a straightforward guide to effective family devotions.
Family devotions are important if you seek to raise children who become successful adults, but how can a mom or dad make devotions effective?
Do you have any friends or family members who are dealing with tough situations or issues? How would you like to be trained by the foremost expert on marriage and parenting so that you can help your friends and family deal with these major problems? On the next edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson shares with you how you can become a coffee cup counselor.
Dr. James Dobson and guests share with you how you can receive training that helps you to become a "coffee-cup counselor."
