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Raising children is by far the hardest job a parent will ever have. But can you imagine adding a handicap to that? Dr. Dobson is joined by Derek and Nancy Lewis. These parents share the joys and struggles of raising a child with a disability. You don't want to miss it.
There are few pains in the world greater than the loss of a baby. But as we will hear, a little girl named Poppy Joy helped ONE young family emerge from this crisis with an amazing story of hope. Listen to her story, and rediscover the impact of each and every precious life the Lord blesses us with.
Joyce Rogers is the widow of Pastor Training Institute co-founder, Dr. Adrian Rogers. Mrs. Rogers is a well-known author and speaker. She has co-chaired many national women's conferences, and has many years of experience holding conferences for pastor's wives.
Angie is the granddaughter of Adrian and Joyce Rogers. She has been a part of the Pastor Training Institute since 2006 serving as the Director of Donor Relations. Angie and her husband, Nathan, live in Memphis, TN with their Daughters Marianna and Adrienne.
The unemployment rate remains over 8%, and families across America are struggling. Dr. Dobson is joined in the studio today by two couples who share their own story of adversity. They offer advice regarding how families can become more cohesive during a job transition, as well as how to be helpful to others in the same situation.
Lee and Jenn Darnold have been married for 14 years and have two sons. Together, they walked through a three-year period of job transition. Lee is currently the Chief Marketing Officer for a home building company and Jenn works as a part-time CPA while their children are in school.
Beau and Patty Henderson have been happily married for 31 years; have six children and 2 grandchildren. After being unemployed for 20 months, Beau came to work at Family Talk as the Creative Director.
Do you worry about what would happen to your family if you weren't able to provide for them financially? One successful businessman describes the agony he felt over not being able to support his family for three years. How did he cope, and what can we all learn from his experience?
Lee and Jenn Darnold have been married for 14 years and have two sons. Together, they walked through a three-year period of job transition. Lee is currently the Chief Marketing Officer for a home building company and Jenn works as a part-time CPA while their children are in school.
Beau and Patty Henderson reflect on their nearly 2-year season of living through unemployment. Depression threatened to creep in at every turn, but their deep trust and foundation in the Lord helped them to hold on through the ups and downs , and emerge with an even stronger marriage. If you're struggling from the loss of a job, tune in for encouragement and support.
Beau and Patty Henderson have been happily married for 31 years; have six children and 2 grandchildren. After being unemployed for 20 months, Beau came to work at Family Talk as the Creative Director.
In surveying America's current political and economic unrest, have you ever wondered if there's truly hope for changing the direction of our country? Today, you will hear how our nation got to this point, and what it's going to take to right the ship. It's a discussion no American should miss.
Rabbi Daniel Lapin, known world-wide as America's Rabbi, is a noted rabbinic scholar, best-selling author and host of the Rabbi Daniel Lapin Show on San Francisco's KSFO. He is one of America's most eloquent speakers and his ability to extract life principles from the Bible and transmit them in an entertaining manner has brought countless numbers of Jews and Christians closer to their respective faiths. In 2007 Newsweek magazine included him in its list of America's fifty most influential rabbis.
Before immigrating to the United States in 1973, Rabbi Daniel Lapin studied Torah, physics, economics and mathematics in Johannesburg, London and Jerusalem. This seemingly unlikely combination forms the bedrock of his conviction that no conflict exists between the physical and spiritual, virtue and strength, or faith and wealth. He quickly became persuaded that God continues to smile on the United States of America and he became a naturalized citizen on what ...
Listen in today with your friends and family. Dr. Dobson is joined by Rabbi Daniel Lapin where they discuss when our culture's moral and spiritual free-fall began. Rabbi Lapin will explain how God's people can have a role in righting America's direction. It's a conversation you won't want to miss.
Rabbi Daniel Lapin, known world-wide as America's Rabbi, is a noted rabbinic scholar, best-selling author and host of the Rabbi Daniel Lapin Show on San Francisco's KSFO. He is one of America's most eloquent speakers and his ability to extract life principles from the Bible and transmit them in an entertaining manner has brought countless numbers of Jews and Christians closer to their respective faiths. In 2007 Newsweek magazine included him in its list of America's fifty most influential rabbis.
Before immigrating to the United States in 1973, Rabbi Daniel Lapin studied Torah, physics, economics and mathematics in Johannesburg, London and Jerusalem. This seemingly unlikely combination forms the bedrock of his conviction that no conflict exists between the physical and spiritual, virtue and strength, or faith and wealth. He quickly became persuaded that God continues to smile on the United States of America and he became a naturalized citizen on what he ...
At age 16, Shane Stanford had everything going for him. Then came the terrible diagnosis: "HIV positive." Faced with life and death, how did he choose to face his circumstances? Tune in to hear his amazing story.
Shane Stanford is the Senior Pastor of Christ United Methodist Church in Memphis, Tennessee, one of United Methodism's leading congregations for teaching, service and the development of small groups.
Shane was formerly the Senior Pastor of Gulf Breeze United Methodist Church in Gulf Breeze, Florida, one of the largest United Methodist Churches in the country with an average worship attendance of approx. 2,500.
A former church planter, Shane also served as the Executive Director/Host of The United Methodist Hour, a national radio and television ministry. During Shane's tenure, The Hour increased its viewing area from 3,000,000 to over 30,000,000 homes. After returning to the pastorate, Shane continued as host of the radio program, LifeMatters, a weekly discussion about issues related to faith and everyday life.
Shane is the author of nine books and has also published articles in Alive Now!, Giving, The Circuit Rider, CNN Online, Worship Connection, InTouch Magazine, Purpose Driven Life Magazine, and The Upper Room.
Shane travels across the nation sharing his story as an ...
Can God really use our moments of deepest pain ... for good? Tune in to hear how God used one woman's past anguish to bring the transforming power of Jesus Christ into others' broken lives.
Does a troubled past dictate an ill-fated future? On today's program, listen as our guest relates her struggle to defeat her painful history and reveal how she learned to embrace God's plan for her life.
