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Worship in our society is more of an afterthought. Many would rather play or sleep in on Sunday mornings. And the thought of having daily devotions with their family is a foreign concept to most people. This is especially true for children, who don’t naturally know what it means to worship God or how to do it. In this new video, Edwin and Katherin Reyes explain why parents need to teach their kids to show respect and reverence for God every day, not just on Sunday.
La adoración en nuestra sociedad es más una ocurrencia tardía. Muchos prefieren jugar o dormir los domingos por la mañana. Y la idea de tener devociones diarias con su familia es un concepto extraño para la mayoría de las personas. Esto es especialmente cierto para los niños, quienes naturalmente no saben lo que significa adorar a Dios o cómo hacerlo. En este nuevo video, Edwin y Katherin Reyes explican por qué los padres deben enseñar a sus hijos a mostrar respeto y reverencia por Dios todos los días, no solo los domingos.
El Instituto de la Familia Dr. James Dobson continúa abriendo nuevos caminos con nuestra primera serie de videos sobre el matrimonio y la crianza de los hijos en español con subtítulos en inglés. Nos gustaría presentarles a Edwin y Katherin Reyes, padres que educan en el hogar y tienen raíces en El Salvador. Verá rápidamente cómo el corazón de esta dulce pareja por la comunidad hispana transmite el amor de Cristo de una manera cálida y acogedora. ¡Esperamos que disfrutes de los Reyes tanto como nosotros!
The Dr. James Dobson Family Institute continues to break new ground with our first marriage and parenting video series in Spanish with English subtitles. We'd like to introduce you to Edwin and Katherin Reyes, homeschooling parents who have roots in El Salvador. You’ll quickly see how this sweet couple’s heart for the Hispanic community conveys the love of Christ in a warm and inviting way. We hope you'll enjoy the Reyes as much as we do!
It is so important to understand that God's value system is entirely different from our own—and His is correct. In human eyes, death is viewed as the ultimate defeat—the final tragedy. As such, it hangs over our heads from early childhood like the sword of Damocles.
It seems that culture is changing faster than we can imagine, and it can be overwhelming to think of how we can make a difference and where to start. But what if all we need to do is focus on just one person at a time? On today’s edition of Family Talk, Dr. Tim Clinton discusses this concept with Kyle Idleman, senior pastor of Southeast Christian Church, and the author of One at a Time: The Unexpected Way God Wants to Use You to Change the World.
Do you ever wonder about your true purpose—why you're here and what to do with your life? I think we all do at some point. It's part of life.
We have seen the recent headlines , Christmas carolers thrown out of the Post Office, the valedictorian who can't pray during her speech. Our religious liberties are under attack! Today, Dr. James Dobson is joined by three brave warriors who are on the front lines of this battle to protect our freedoms.
As supreme chaplain of the Knights of Columbus, Bishop William E. Lori of Bridgeport, Conn., has the responsibility of overseeing the spiritual welfare of the Order's 1.8 million members and their families.
A native of Louisville, Ky., Bishop Lori obtained a bachelor's degree from the Seminary of Saint Pius X in Erlanger, Ky, in 1973, and a master's degree from Mount Saint Mary's Seminary in Emmitsburg, Md., in 1977. In 1982, Bishop Lori received his doctorate in Sacred Theology (S.T.D.) from The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C.
Bishop Lori was ordained to the priesthood for the Archdiocese of Washington by Cardinal William Baum on May 14, 1977, in St. Matthew Cathedral in Washington, D.C. In 1995, Bishop Lori was ordained to the episcopate as auxiliary bishop of Washington and titular bishop of Bulla, an ancient suffragan see in modern-day Tunisia.
Since 2001, Bishop Lori has been a member of ...
In this inaugural weekly podcast, Gary Bauer, Senior Vice President of Public Policy at the James Dobson Family Institute, introduces his audience to Defending Faith, Family and Freedom.
All around us, we see a culture that is turning its back on God, but that choice has dire consequences. When people become entrenched in their sin, God will eventually give them over to their corrupt desires. Hear more about this astounding warning from the book of Romans today on Family Talk.
