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The only true source of meaning in life is found in love for God and His son Jesus Christ, and love for mankind, beginning with our own families. Compared to this fundamental system of values, everything else is puny and insignificant. Certainly, there must be a valid reason for living than the mere pursuit of money and possessions!
Three principles relative to authority are vitally important to the family, and to the continuation of our way of life...
I'm not a huge New Year's resolution guy. However, as a new year begins, it is another opportunity to raise the bar in my effort to be the best dad I can be. I'm also reminded that the opportune time to pour into my sons and daughters is limited to a couple of precious decades. This is not to say I can't still influence my older children, but those initial years while my kids are still at home are critical ones. By God's grace, if I can help influence and shape these formative years, my children will have a great launching point as they prepare to build their own lives and families apart from me.
Question: Dr. Dobson, what has been your greatest challenge as a father? What did you learn from it?
Scripture calls men to step up, and be responsible, godly leaders in their homes. Dr. Dobson welcomes to the Family Talk studios, Dave Jeffers, author of the book Man Up!: What the Bible Says About Being a Man. Dave talks about the lessons God taught him through a tumultuous divorce and the painful loss of his son.
This weekend we celebrate the impact fathers have had on our lives. Unfortunately, many children have been physically or emotionally abandoned by their dad. comedian and author Ken Davis explains how he processed his relationship with his emotionally distant father. He learned from his dad the tough factor, and the value of fathers letting their sons know they love them.
Tired of dividing your attention between your family and your work? Dr. Dobson assures you that you can do both and well.
Unless our faith can be successfully passed to the next generation, Christianity is in danger of dying out in our nation. Author and speaker Josh McDowell shares the importance of parents in a child's life , especially fathers. A timely message as Father's Day approaches.
Josh McDowell, as a young man, considered himself an agnostic. He truly believed that Christianity was worthless. However, when challenged to intellectually examine the claims of Christianity, Josh discovered compelling, overwhelming evidence for the reliability of the Christian faith. After trusting in Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, Josh's life changed dramatically as he experienced the power of God's love.
After his conversion, his plans for law school turned instead to plans to tell a doubting world about the truth of Jesus Christ. After studying at Kellogg College, Josh completed his College degree at Wheaton College and then attended Talbot Theological Seminary, where he graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Master of Divinity degree.
In 1961 Josh joined the staff of Campus Crusade for Christ International. Not long after, he started the Josh McDowell Ministry to reach young people worldwide with the truth and love of Jesus. Well known as an articulate speaker, Josh has addressed more ...
