The Avatar, Part 2
On today’s edition of Family Talk, the Hon. Michele Bachmann continues her conversation with Rabbi Jonathan Cahn to discuss his eye-opening book, The Avatar: The Return of the Ancients and the Future of America.
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On today’s edition of Family Talk, the Hon. Michele Bachmann continues her conversation with Rabbi Jonathan Cahn to discuss his eye-opening book, The Avatar: The Return of the Ancients and the Future of America.
Are ancient biblical patterns determining America's political future?
While we may aspire to bring our absolute best to the Lord in daily family worship, the reality of life often interferes, leaving us feeling unprepared or inadequate. Chris and Taylor Bruin explain that God values our sincere efforts, however imperfect they may be. A brief prayer, a simple song, or a moment of reflection can be far more meaningful than letting perfectionism prevent us from connecting with our Heavenly Father altogether.
America mourns the loss of Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA, loving husband and father, and a champion of righteousness in our culture.
Dr. James Dobson fought all his life for faith, family, and freedom. He was deeply concerned about the erosion of religious liberty in the United States.
What does a person do when God makes no sense? To whom does he confess his troubling—even heretical—thoughts? From whom does he seek counsel? What does he tell his family when his faith is severely shaken? While searching for something more reliable in which to believe, he discovers that there is no other name—no other god—to whom he can turn.
The natural reaction to hardships is to say, "Lord, is this the way You treat Your own? I thought You cared for me, but I was wrong. I can't love a God like that." It is a tragic misunderstanding.
In my work with families who are going through various hardships, from sickness and death to marital conflict and adolescent rebellion, I have found it common for those in crisis to feel great frustration with God.
We now know that faith must be tough, but why? Is there a logical reason why the Lord asks us to strengthen our resolve and meet our difficulties head-on?



