Going Home for Christmas
December 2022 Newsletter: Going Home for Christmas
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As we begin 2022, individuals across the country are focused on New Year's resolutions. Whether a commitment to spiritual growth, healthier living, academic or career pursuits, or family goals … ne
Dr. Dobson's January 2022 Newsletter: Made In God's Own Image
On today's Christmas Eve edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson and co-host Dr. Tim Clinton share cherished Christmas memories. Dr. Tim Clinton recalls how touched neighbors were when their family rang the doorbell, sang Christmas carols, and delivered fruit baskets on Christmas Eve, while Dr. Dobson remembers how inviting a widow from church, Mamie, was the highlight of the Dobson's Christmas Eve celebration one special year. She spent hours sharing photo albums and treasured memories of her time with her late husband, with whom she served as missionary in the Virgin Islands. In the midst of all the festivities, don't lose sight of reaching out to others in the name of Christ to bless them.
For a Christian, Thanksgiving should be a lot more than just food, family, and football. On today's special edition of Family Talk, Pastor Chuck Swindoll, in a timeless sermon on the topic gratitude, reflects on Psalm 103, in which King David thanks God for pardoning his sin, redeeming his life from the pit, and crowning him with love and compassion. The hymn "It Is Well with My Soul" reveals why we are so grateful. "My sin, not in part but the whole; Is nailed to the cross, and I bear it no more; Praise the Lord, praise the Lord, O my soul!" That's true redemption indeed!
Dr. Dobson's July 2021 Newsletter: America Still The Beautiful
Part one in our series "How To Make Home For The Holidays in 2020 Happier."
This holiday season will be different, very different. Amidst the delicious smells, beautiful sights and wonderful sounds of
Part two in our series "How To Make Home For The Holidays in 2020 Happier."
Being home for the holidays is the sweetest longing we all have, so the song says. But this Christmas, many family memb
Thanksgiving in America will be different in 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic. In many states, we have to navigate restrictions for limiting travel, wearing face coverings indoors, and gathering in smaller numbers. While some people will gather in person, others will have virtual celebrations or a combination of both.



