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Conflict is a predictable part of every marriage, but it shouldn't become a habit. Dr. Tim Clinton and Dr. Sharon May discuss the idea of healthy arguing. Dr. May states, "It's possible to break the argument cycle and to find a way to love each other." The two doctors reveal what triggers an argument and explain the ways anger and guardedness can erode a marriage. Listen to what you can do to resolve disputes between you and your spouse.
Severe childhood trauma, heartbreaking loss, and painful life experiences can all contribute to a hardening of a person's heart toward the gospel. The late Lt. Col. Don Coble shares his powerful testimony about how the death of his father in his youth and a difficult time serving in the military created a callous indifference to the Bible,and how God redeemed him.
Do you sometimes find it hard to pray or feel as if you arent hearing Gods reply? Dr. Bruce Wilkinson unpacks the ways unforgiveness can block our communication with our Heavenly Father. Through his message delivered at the National Day of Prayer in 2016, Dr. Wilkinson addresses the prevalent issue of unforgiveness in the church, and identifies what believers can do to restore their relationship with God.
It has been said that resentment is like drinking poison and waiting for the other person to die. Through this classic Family Talk broadcast, Dr. Dobson and Dr. Archibald Hart unpack how stress and holding onto grudges can harm our livelihood. They also address why exercise and sports are good outlets for adrenaline. Listen to why parents should closely watch the stress levels in their kids.
Do you feel buried by the frenzied pace of life? Is tireless work, endless bills, and parenting your kids pushing you to the brink? Dr. Dobson continues his timeless discussion about stress with licensed psychologist Dr. Archibald Hart. The two examine the impact high levels of adrenaline have on our sleep patterns, and why its so critical to find periods of rest in our chaotic lives.
Everyday life can be extremely taxing on an individuals physical, mental and spiritual well-being. On this classic Family Talk broadcast, Dr. Dobson discusses the consequences of stress and adrenaline with Dr. Archibald Hart. Dr. Hart describes the unhealthy prevalence of stress in our society, and how adrenaline can either be good or bad in certain situations.Hear the ways that Jesus modeled an unhurried lifestyle.
The Apostle Paul modeled healthy mentorship through his relationship with Timothy. On todays Family Talk broadcast, you will hear why his example is one that Christian men should continue to follow. Dr. Dobson, Joe White and Jon Gibson describe the need for real godly mentors in this society, especially in the lives of fatherless children. Hear how this concept can turn our nation back to God.
Benjamin Franklin once said, Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I will learn. Through this edition of Family Talk, you will hear about the significance of intentional Christian mentorship, from strong leaders Joe White and Jon Gibson. They talk with Dr. Dobson about their heart to guide those who dont have godly male role models.
No matter the cultural influences, we must remember that Jesus is the real reason for the season. On this special Christmas edition of Family Talk, you will hear a powerful sermon from Dr. Robert Jeffress, pastor at First Baptist Dallas. He unpacks the beautiful and meaningful names of Jesus and how they point to His Divinity and love.
Suffering and life changing trials are rarely seen as shining examples to aspire to. hear from one of the greatest heroes of the Christian faith, Corrie ten Boom, as she shares her story of life in a Nazi concentration camp. Despite the cruel treatment she experienced, she shares a message of love and forgiveness.
