Reading to Your Children
Reading aloud to your son or daughter has great benefits. It’s a time to bond, relax, and learn together.
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Reading aloud to your son or daughter has great benefits. It’s a time to bond, relax, and learn together.
Question: Dr. Dobson, what place should fear occupy in a child's attitude toward his mother or father?
Painful childhood memories don’t have to define your future.
Your earliest childhood memories reveal more about you than you might think.
One of the greatest tools God has given you is prayer. Some prayers are answered within minutes or weeks. Others take forty years. When you feel helpless, confused, or heartbroken, you can still express your needs to Him. Conversing with the Lord is not a last resort for desperate people. It is the first and lasting response of faithful believers.
Good news for the child who doesn’t succeed in the early years. Sometimes the one who experiences the greatest difficulty will eventually soar the highest.
If you don't take a stand with your child early, she is compelled by her nature to push you further. Terrible battles are inevitable, especially during the adolescent years.
On today’s edition of Family Talk, Roger Marsh continues his inspiring conversation with author Rhonda Stoppe about her book, Moms of the Bible.



