Don Lemon Arrested: Will There Be Justice for the Church?
Gary Bauer and Roger Marsh dissect Don Lemon’s questionable claims of freedom of speech.
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How Prayer Changes Marriage
If your marriage has become disconnected, check out this unique reel by Brenen and Morgan Beeler. They explain how sharing moments of prayer together can be a powerful and transformative experience to help you grow closer through even the most difficult times.
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Wake Up, Church: The Lessons of Cities Church
On January 18, radical leftists invaded Cities Church in St. Paul, Minnesota. They shouted down the pastor’s sermon, intimidated the congregation, harassed women, and told children that their parents were Nazis. The disgusting attack prevented Christians from worshipping Jesus on Sunday morning in America! This invasion of a peaceful church service must not be forgotten. Dr. Albert Mohler, president of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, said the event should be “a wake-up call for the church.” He added, “Fear-mongering is not a faithful option, but denial is not an honest strategy.”1 He is right, of course. We are not to fear, but we also must face the threat that persecution of Christians is a growing reality. During the Civil Rights movement, led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., black churches were vandalized, and worse. Those attacks drew widespread condemnation by all decent people. Thankfully, instead of stopping the Civil Rights movement, the attacks increased public support for it. Today, attacks on American churches are increasing, but they often are ignored by the biased media. Even outright violence, including murder of Christians, is downplayed. After a demon-possessed killer murdered two children and injured eighteen others at Annunciation Catholic Church in Minneapolis last summer, ...
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When Your Adult Child Is Hurting
When children fall and scrape their knees, parents typically meet their cries of pain with love and attention. Hugs, kind words, and a Band-Aid help soften the blow and ease the discomfort. But what should parents do when their adult sons and daughters experience heartache and anguish? How can parents help them through the difficult times that are sure to come? Challenging seasons are not always proof of failure, but they are always proof of humanity. Pain has a way of leveling the playing field. No amount of faith, success, money, or good intentions can fully shield a person from misfortune. Struggles come to the strong and the weak, the faithful and the doubting, often without warning or explanation. Watching our kids experience the sting of life is sometimes even harder than dealing with our own battles. It’s natural to try to fix the problem for them, apply a “bandage,” and make everything all right. Sadly, many hurts are too deep and complicated to be patched up and forgotten. Some wounds are self-inflicted and can take months or years to overcome. Others are caused by friends, family members, or even casual acquaintances, and may never fully heal. It’s easy for ...
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Men’s and Women’s Differences in Sexual Desire
Question: Dr. Dobson, can you be more specific regarding the differences in sexual desire and preferences between males and females? Since I'm getting married next July, I would like to know how my fu
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How to Know That You’re Blessing Your Spouse
Serving is something that successful married couples do every day to demonstrate their love. Yet, there can be times when one spouse may feel unloved despite the other’s efforts to express affection through acts of service. Why does this happen? In this video, Brenen and Morgan Beeler explain that husbands and wives typically experience love in different ways, and sometimes their partners don’t understand. The Beelers describe a helpful exercise that couples can do together to be more aware of one another’s needs. This simple activity can help strengthen relationships and set couples on their way to greater intimacy.
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Why Christian Men Need to Support Their Wives
Our culture actively mocks and undermines any woman who stays at home and fills the role of a biblical wife and mother. They can’t tolerate God’s design for her to help her husband and nurture her kids. In this reel, Brenen Beeler says this is why Christian men need to support their wives even more. He gives several suggestions for how to do that effectively.
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God’s Gift of Life
Dr. James Dobson was an articulate advocate for the sanctity of life every day of his life. He loved the annual March for Life and was always inspired by the young participants. This year’s right-to-life march in Washington, DC, took place just as a massive winter storm was building and heading east. In spite of the threatening weather, 100,000 brave souls descended on the nation’s capital to speak for our preborn children.
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The Attack on Religious Liberty in Minneapolis/St. Paul
While the immigration debate continues to grab headlines out of Minnesota and around the country, an issue just as important has also come to the forefront: freedom of religion was attacked this past weekend, and it’s another reminder that Christians must stand up.
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Martin Luther King Jr. and the God of Life
Every third week of January since 1983, a person and cause have been honored. In 1983, President Reagan signed the Martin Luther King Act, which set aside the third Monday of January to honor the civil rights leader. The following year, Reagan declared the third Sunday of January as National Sanctity of Human Life Day to recognize the humanity and personhood of the unborn child.
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Dr. James Dobson
Joe Waresak
Dr. Del Tackett
