Destroying the Family
There's a right way to fight the culture war, and a wrong way. Guest Ed Young shares a powerful message about how to defend the family in a culture that is attempting to destroy it.
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There's a right way to fight the culture war, and a wrong way. Guest Ed Young shares a powerful message about how to defend the family in a culture that is attempting to destroy it.
Hall of Fame NASCAR Driver and Fox Sports Analyst Darrell Waltrip an unashamed and passionate follower of Jesus Christ, shares how Christ transformed his life.
The military lifestyle can be hard on families. With moving, deployments, and hard experiences, how can marriage and family be done well? Dr. James Dobson concludes his interview with 3 military couples about their stance for faith and family.
The military lifestyle can be hard on families. With moving, deployments, and hard experiences, how can marriage and family be done well? Dr. James Dobson continues his interview with 3 military couples about their stance for faith and family.
The military lifestyle can be hard on families. With moving, deployments, and hard experiences, how can marriage and family be done well? On the next edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson will interview 3 military couples about their stance for faith and family.
Good parents do not necessarily equal good kids, so what do you do when your son or daughter gets involved in something self-destructive?
What is the first memory you have as a child? Is it positive or negative? On the next edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson interviews Kevin Leman and Randy Carlson on how memories of your childhood experiences can impact your life.
What is the first memory you have as a child? Is it positive or negative? On the next edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson interviews Kevin Leman and Randy Carlson on how memories of your childhood experiences can impact your life.
In the "old days," most families lived within the same communities as their extended family. Yet, those days have passed. Do we realize what we're missing?
Dr. Dobson bemoans a universal malady of man: a limit to one's time.



