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Millions of Americans across our great country gathered with family last week for Thanksgiving. I hope you enjoyed all of God’s blessings. Memories were made that will last a lifetime. Sadly, for one West Virginia family, Thanksgiving will hereafter forever remind them of 2025—the year their precious daughter was assassinated in Washington, D.C., by an Islamist terrorist who should not have been in America.
It's that time of year again, the season we've come to call "the holidays." For some, it's the most wonderful time of the year. You look forward to parties with friends, delightful family visits, baking cookies, laughter, decorating and fun. It's like a Hallmark holiday movie or a nostalgic Norman Rockwell painting.
In today's hurry-up society, it's easy for frantic husbands and wives, as well as their harried children, to feel isolated and lonely. They begin to feel more like a busy cluster of people simply living together in a house than a living, breathing family with a linked character and heritage.
Closeness in marriage doesn’t come from proximity. You can share a home yet feel miles apart. Busyness, misunderstandings, and unspoken hurts can quietly break down your bond and create the feeling of distance. In this reel, Brenen and Morgan Beeler share practical ways to rebuild emotional intimacy and rediscover the warmth your relationship once had.
Question: Dr. Dobson, as a child, Christmas was always my favorite time of the year. I really enjoyed hearing stories about the birth of the Savior. I also have special family memories associated with
Do you sometimes feel hopeless or lonely during the holidays? For many, this season can magnify what’s missing instead of what matters. But there’s real hope found in Jesus, the heart of Advent. Brenen and Morgan Beeler share how embracing the hope of Christ can restore your joy, renew your spirit, and fill this season with true peace.
All of us at the Dr. James Dobson Family Institute (JDFI) are looking forward to celebrating Thanksgiving, as you are. I love this uniquely American holiday. But it’s not just a day off work or a day devoted to parades and football (not even to turkeys and pumpkin pies!). As the name implies, Thanksgiving is about giving thanks to God for the blessings we enjoy.
Gratitude isn’t just something you feel in your heart. It should cause you to want to tell God and others how much you appreciate their acts of kindness. Brenen and Morgan Beeler explain that expressing thankfulness has benefits beyond just strengthening relationships.
One of Dr. James Dobson’s top priorities was increasing Christian participation in the privileges and responsibilities of citizenship. He knew that every major problem facing America would not be solved without the active involvement of Christian Americans. Followers of Jesus Christ must be in the public square, offering biblical insight on issues including parental rights, racial reconciliation, economic justice, and ending corruption.
Gary takes us from the Mayflower to the White House to explain how God is in it all.
