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Every year, thousands of families are devastated by the suicide of a loved one. Dr. Tim Clinton, President of the AACC, will talk with author and spiritual leader Dr. Frank Page, whose daughter Melissa took her own life in 2009. Dr. Page will share what God taught his family through this dark time and give some warning signs to watch for to recognize those who might be considering suicide. Dont miss this edition of Dr. James Dobsons Family Talk.
What imaginary fears are you supporting with contrived evidence? What role do rampant emotions play in your life? It is likely that what you feel, right or wrong, is a pervasive force in determining y
When he was a young boy, Victor Marx was molested and left in a commercial freezer to die. But God rescued Victor and dramatically changed the course of his life. On the next edition of Family Talk, Ryan Dobson interviews Victor Marx about his journey to finding Christ, and his ministry to juvenile delinquents.
When he was a young boy, our guest was molested and left in a commercial freezer to die. But God rescued him and dramatically changed the course of his life. Ryan Dobson interviews Victor Marx about his journey to Christ as a child, and his ministry today to juvenile delinquents.
Every parent knows it is normal for kids to be scared of things that go "bump" in the night. But how can you tell when that fear is threatening to ruin the well-being of your child? Don't miss this important discussion where you will learn how you can calm your child when they are scared, and develop character at the same time.
Dr. Frank Minirth is a Diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology and a Diplomate of the American Board of Forensic Medicine. He has been in private practice in the Dallas area since 1975. He holds degrees from Arkansas State University, Arkansas School of Medicine, and Dallas Theological Seminary. Dr. Minirth is President of The Minirth Clinic, P.A., in Richardson, Texas, and is a consultant to The Minirth Christian Program at University Behavioral Health. He is also Adjunct Professor in the Pastoral Ministries/Counseling Department at Dallas Theological Seminar.
Dr. Paul Warren (deceased)
