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Life is difficult. There are times in life that are more difficult then others. Frustrations, depression, anxiety, and stress can all have a devastating effect on someone's life if they don't have the perspective to see what God is doing. Dr. Dobson will interview Dr. R.T. Kendall on how God often uses the darkest times in our lives for something good.
From the time I was 10 years of age and read my first book about the stars and planets, I have had a fascination with the subject of astronomy. What captured my imagination was the relative size of th
Is intelligent design an intelligent explanation for the origins of the universe? Or is it simply blind belief in something that has no credibility? Dr. James Dobson interviews Dr. Mark Hartwig and Dr. William Dembski on the somewhat controversial topic of intelligent design and the origins of the universe.
Dr. Dobson interviews the late Dr. Ken "Hutch" Hutcherson about his cancer, how he's dealt with his life-long fear of the illness, and his perspective on how God uses negative experiences in believers lives to make them more like Christ. They discussed Hutch's biblical stand on controversial issues of the day, and the backlash he has received for his stand, including death threats. You don't want to miss this discussion.
The late Dr. Ken Hutcherson "Hutch" was the senior pastor of Antioch Bible Church near Seattle, WA. Born in Alabama in the era of segregation, he was a former middle linebacker for the Seattle Seahawks, Dallas Cowboys and San Diego Chargers, he spent more than two decades training adults and young people to be on the offensive for Jesus Christ.
He has been featured on numerous radio and TV programs we well as in newspapers and magazines for his stand on biblical principles and standards, no matter what the cost.
He sounds the clarion call to today's church in his books The Church, Before All Hell Breaks Loose and Enough Faith: You've Already Got What It Takes to Make a Difference and his autobiography, Hope is Contagious.
As a parent, it's easy to feel like a chef, nurse, chauffer, referee, maid, and coach. Sometimes all you can see is the pile of dirty laundry and the sink of dirty dishes. Hear from pediatrician Dr. Meg Meeker about the valuable work that you do as a parent as you teach your children who they are and who God is!
Monday night is soccer practice; Tuesday is violin. You never sit around the dinner table on Wednesday evenings because of AWANA, but you can sometimes squeeze it in on Thursday if ballet doesn't go too late. And Friday is supposed to be date night with your husband, but by then you hardly have the energy to put on eye shadow ... Sound familiar? Then it's time to find help.
One day your six-year-old daughter is learning Bible verses, and it seems like only the next day that she becomes a teenager who can hardly be dragged to church,let alone to a family Bible study! Hear encouragement from "power parents" Jay and Heidi St. John about what to do when your children refuse to join the family for time together with God.
We teach our kids to walk and talk, and we help them with their algebra homework. So why wouldn't we teach our kids about the Word of God too? Jay and Heidi St. John discuss the importance of spending time in the Bible with your children,and why that doesn't have to be an overwhelming idea.
The key to long-lasting love is investing in your relationship at the beginning – in the first couple years – so you’ll enjoy your journey together for a lifetime. Hear from relationship experts who share the secrets that have made their love last for over 25 years! Whether you’re looking to get married or you already are—it’s a conversation you won’t want to miss.
Long gone are the days when public schools started the day with prayer. Now even a couple of students praying together might face wrath from the administration. Yet some public schools are building Muslim prayer rooms with taxpayer money? Tune in to hear a discussion about the growing influence of Islam, and what we need to do to stop it.
