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Financial pressure can strain a marriage, unsettle children, and fill a home with anxiety—but it doesn't have to define your family. Discover how putting God first can bring greater peace, stability, and perspective even when circumstances remain uncertain.
Dr. Dobson tips his hat to all the committed teachers heading back to the classroom this time of year!
Way back in 1990, Dr. James Dobson and I wrote a book called, "Children At Risk: Winning the Battle for the Hearts and Minds of Your Children." Generally speaking, people on the cultural and political left hated the book. Most Christians loved it. But even in the church there were critics who accused Dr. Dobson and me of being “alarmist” and unduly confrontational. They were wrong.
For parents, the greatest challenge may just be keeping their boys alive through childhood and adolescence!
Have you ever prayed faithfully yet wondered why nothing seems to happen? Scripture reveals that certain attitudes and choices can hinder our prayers—and understanding them can help us draw closer to God and experience the power of a life aligned with Him.
Dr. Dobson advises young people how to bridge the gap between adolescence and young adulthood by getting started in their careers.
The November elections are now less than 100 days away. While this isn’t a presidential election year, these races are incredibly important nonetheless. All 435 members of the House of Representatives are on the ballot, along with 35 of the 100 senators, 36 governors, and more than 6,000 state legislators.
Dr. Dobson continues his discussion about underachieving kids, and provides hope for parents who have this type of youngster.
Dr. Dobson discusses the characteristics of children who aren’t motivated to fit in with the structure of the classroom.
To put new life into your marriage, think like a teenager again! A little romance goes a long way.
