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The influence of Christ's teachings on our understanding of law and order in society has changed the world. Dr. Alvin Schmidt expresses a need to proclaim this truth to the world, with a hope that people will wake up to what's happening in Western culture. And with a lack of today's students' understanding of history, as well as the inherent problems associated with multiculturalism and postmodernism , we need revival.
Abortion, homosexuality and the oppression of women were all quite acceptable during the time of Jesus. As you'll hear, Dr. Alvin Schmidt shares several illustrations about life during, before and after the Greek and Roman civilizations to show that Christ did indeed give women and children a higher place of honor in society by his treatment of them. Tune in to hear what Jesus' primary mission was during that time period.
In today's current cultural climate, all of us could use a good dose of hope. June Hunt shares that we all can depend on Jesus Christ as an anchor for our souls. Regardless of our circumstances, we have the opportunity at a secured life regardless of the storms and trials we face. It's an encouraging and thought-provoking message that shouldn't be missed.
Many of us have a broken or strained relationship in our lives, and we're not quite sure how to mend it. Dr. Dobson sits down with June Hunt as she shares the story of her painful upbringing, and the lack of connection she had with her father. It's a story of God's ultimately healing and restoration that will bring hope to others who are struggling to find resolution in their circumstances.
As Christians, we're supposed to believe that God is STILL good, even in the worst of times. Hear from one family whose journey through grief would try their faith in the FIRE. Two sets of parents , two Daughters involved in a horrific car crash , and a tragic case of mistaken identity. Hear how their faith was tested, and proven TRUE.
It's every parent's worst nightmare , that phone call in the middle of the night from a hospital. Hear from two parents who received that call , and whose grief was made even more traumatic because of a case of mistaken identity. It's a story about how God is STILL God, even in the darkest of times.
Years ago, a woman wrote Dr. Dobson and asked him what he thought about the idea of adopting an already existing embryo. A little more than a decade later, 3500 "snowflake babies" have now been adopted in the U.S. Hear from this pioneer of the embryo adoption movement, and her now 13-year-old daughter , the very first snowflake child.
Is your heart breaking because of your own addictions or those of someone you love? If so, listen in as Dr. Archibald Hart shows us all that while there are practical steps we can take to overcome compulsions and addictions, healing ULTIMATELY begins with the Lord. Find freedom from the chains that bind.
Dr. Archibald Hart is a licensed psychologist, certified biofeedback practitioner, and board certified diplomate fellow in psychopharmacology.
A former dean of the School of Psychology, Hart is now Senior Professor of Psychology and is best known for his research on the hazards of ministry, depression, anxiety, divorce, stress, and sexuality. Among his numerous books are recent publications Stressed or Depressed (2005) with daughter Dr. Catherine Weber, Safe Haven Marriage (2003) with daughter Dr. Sharon Morris, Unveiling Depression in Women (2002) also with daughter Dr. Catherine Weber, Unmasking Male Depression (2001), and The Anxiety Care (2000). His most recent book is Thrilled to Death: How the Endless Pursuit of Pleasure is Leaving us Numb (2007). He is an active member of the Prescribing Psychologists Register and president of the International Network of Christian Counselors.
In a culture of excess, do you ever wonder if your habits are out of control? As we'll hear, whether it's eating, shopping, or watching television, if we're not careful, habits can become addictions. Learn how to keep this from happening to you and your family, and, best of all, how to achieve BALANCE in life.
Dr. Archibald Hart is a licensed psychologist, certified biofeedback practitioner, and board certified diplomate fellow in psychopharmacology.
A former dean of the School of Psychology, Hart is now Senior Professor of Psychology and is best known for his research on the hazards of ministry, depression, anxiety, divorce, stress, and sexuality. Among his numerous books are recent publications Stressed or Depressed (2005) with daughter Dr. Catherine Weber, Safe Haven Marriage (2003) with daughter Dr. Sharon Morris, Unveiling Depression in Women (2002) also with daughter Dr. Catherine Weber, Unmasking Male Depression (2001), and The Anxiety Care (2000). His most recent book is Thrilled to Death: How the Endless Pursuit of Pleasure is Leaving us Numb (2007). He is an active member of the Prescribing Psychologists Register and president of the International Network of Christian Counselors.
Are you struggling to find peace and contentment in your life after learning that your child has a disability? If so, don't miss listening as Derek and Nancy Lewis share the story of their son, Michael, who has triumphed over his handicap and is living a fulfilling life. Find hope and healing through this family's story.
