Learning to Slow Down
A prescription for a renewed healthy family life could begin with this simple phrase: "Slow it down."
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A prescription for a renewed healthy family life could begin with this simple phrase: "Slow it down."
Adolescence is tough enough. Today's commentary explains how broken homes make it even worse.
When battles arise with your teen, take a long-term view. Don't lose the relationship over minor issues.
Don't let tough circumstances put life on hold. Live each day, even while hoping for a better tomorrow.
Some young adults mature naturally while others fail to find their own path. Parents, learn how to help.
Be careful not to sacrifice purpose and relationship for the grandeur of a "dream castle."
True or False? Strong families represent the foundation for a stable and well-ordered society. It's true!
When we die, the stuff we accumulated will not matter. However, the love we have given will last.
Hovering like a "helicopter parent" creates anxiety. Instead, launch your child, and they will learn to fly.
The purported goal of 1960s-style feminism was to "free" women from their oppressive lifestyles. The late conservative leader, Phyllis Schlafly, and author Suzanne Venker explain why that notion was misleading from the start. Today on Family Talk, they conclude their discussion with Dr. James Dobson, shining a light on the true intentions of this movement, which is rooted in a disdain for traditional biblical values and the pro-family movement.



