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"Turning the other cheek," as Jesus commanded in Scripture, is especially difficult after we've been hurt by a loved one. Today on this Family Talk "2020 Best of Broadcast," Dr. James Dobson discusses the topic of forgiveness with the president of Proverbs 31 Ministries, Lysa TerKeurst. She opens up about the painful discovery of her husband's infidelity, and describes how Dr. Dobson's book, Love Must Be Tough, helped heal her marriage.
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.
The first step to rebuilding a relationship is identifying the problem, and seeing that you may be on the edge of a cliff. As part of Family Talks 2018 broadcast collection, Dr. Tim Clinton concludes his discussion with the founder of the Safe Haven Relationship Counseling Center, Dr. Sharon May. She shares some practical steps on how husbands and wives can get out of the downward spiral of hurt, and restore love in their relationships.
In a culture that is so divided on the topic of homosexuality, it is vital to remember to care for the person where theyre at. On this Thursday edition of Family Talk, Dr. Dobson concludes his conversation with marriage and family therapist David Pickup. They discuss how the breakdown of the family has led to a great deal of issues in society and emphasize the real hope counseling offers to those who want to overcome their same-sex attraction.
Those who feel trapped or overwhelmed by same-sex attraction now have an option to find freedom. Dr. Dobson sits down with licensed marriage and family therapist, David Pickup. David explains Re-Integrative Therapy and confronts the unfounded claims about this treatment. He also identifies the source of these feelings, and how he addresses them with each patient.
