When Your Friends’ Marriages are Breaking Up
Dr. Dobson explains how to help friends whose marriages are in trouble, offering several ways to be encouraging and supportive.
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Dr. Dobson explains how to help friends whose marriages are in trouble, offering several ways to be encouraging and supportive.
While peer pressure has always been a problem for many kids, it seems to be much worse today, due to social media. Constant access to biased tweets, texts, reels, and other messages is pushing young children and teens toward a secular way of thinking. Brenen and Morgan Beeler explain the “who” and “what” requirements of parenting to help reduce the negative impact that social media can have on your sons and daughters.
The evidence for a Creator is displayed across the universe—if we’re willing to see it.
Distraction is wreaking havoc in our closest relationships.
On today’s edition of Family Talk, Roger Marsh welcomes author and speaker Becky Harling to discuss her book, Cultivating Deeper Connections in a Lonely World.
Navigating a time of grief and loss is never easy. Especially if it’s sudden or unexpected. Whether you’re reeling from a divorce, breakup, or death of a loved one, you may feel sad, broken-hearted, or just numb. Here’s hope and practical help.
In any romantic relationship, there’s the potential to be hurt or rejected. But those fears are often compounded when you’ve had parents who’ve split up. If you’re an adult child of divorce, you may be curious to know if their broken bond affects how you choose to date—or don’t—and why you do what you do in relationships.
Good friendships are a blessing. They bring joy when we laugh and have fun together. They help us grow as we try new things and hear different perspectives. Friends provide a sense of belonging and fulfillment. And it’s a delight to discover genuine connection with someone who cares and seeks to understand us.
Proverbs 27:17 declares, “As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another.” On today’s edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson sits down with his dear friend, renowned gospel singer, Bill Gaither, to reminisce on their nearly half-century long friendship. You will delight in hearing these two godly men celebrate their fellowship through Scripture, song, and laughter.
Does it seem like everyone in your friend group is coupled up, except you? Lately, you've been receiving more engagement announcements, wedding invitations, or baby-gender-reveal party invites than ever. Most of your friends are getting married—or married again. Or, they've already tied the knot and they're busy raising kids. You looked up, and suddenly you're the lone single person.



