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Are you looking for ways to spice up your marriage? Then try “feeding the ducks!” If this isn't the advice you were expecting, listen to today’s edition of Family Talk and the conclusion of Dr. Dobson's interview with Bill and Pam Farrel, authors of the book, Red-Hot Monogamy. Find out how you can help rev up your love life by taking a simple stroll through the park.
Is the flame of romance in your marriage more like a roaring fire, or a flicker that's about to go out? On today’s edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson speaks candidly with Bill and Pam Farrel about their book entitled, Red-Hot Monogamy. Discover more about the wonderful gift of marriage created by God, and His intention to keep the intimacy alive within the marital relationship.
According to Kay Coles James, “We cannot be lone ranger Christians!” We cannot, and should not, try to do life alone, especially within a marriage. On today’s classic edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson concludes his heartfelt discussion with Kay. Be ready to take notes as she explains the serious need for mentors and solid biblical counsel to help couples walk through the inevitable conflicts that they will face.
Are you about to “tie the knot?” Or maybe you have walked down the aisle recently and need some advice while in this new season of life. On today’s classic edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson speaks with best-selling author and speaker, Kay Coles James, about this very subject and her book, What I Wished I’d Known Before I Got Married. Learn more about Kay and her straight forward philosophy of “keeping it real and telling it like it is,” and why marriage should be forever.
On today’s edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson concludes his discussion with author Nancy Blake about the effects of her first husband’s addiction to pornography on their lives. She reveals the shame she lived through during that time, and how that kept her in bondage to the lie that she was to blame for her husband’s struggles. Share in the victories that Nancy experienced by remaining faithful to God and how He, in turn, blessed her with a wonderful new husband and life.
When you hear the word addiction, you may not immediately think of pornography. Do not be fooled! It can be every bit as addictive and destructive as any drug or alcohol, and much harder to detect. On today’s edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson welcomes Nancy Blake, author of Betrayed, to the program. Nancy warns of the terrible dangers of pornography, and how it destroyed her first marriage. Listen as she shares how God walked her through this terrible time, and what she is doing to help others who are facing this addiction.
Perhaps you know that the divorce rate in America is now higher than in any other civilized nation in the world. That is tragic. Even more distressing to me is the knowledge that the divorce rate for Christians is only slightly lower than for the population at large. How could that possibly be true? Jesus taught his followers to be loving, giving, moral, responsible, self-disciplined, honest, and respectful. He also explicitly prohibited divorce except for radical circumstances. With these instructions, He provided an unshakable foundation for a stable and loving relationship between husband and wife.
What would our culture look like if every man, husband, and father began to accept their God-given responsibility of being the spiritual leader of his family? On today’s edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson continues his discussion with a panel of experts in men’s ministry on the subject of biblical masculinity. The panel also talks about three simple steps in ministering to men, and why these are imperative for the future of the Church.
Despite a hunger to understand the Bible more deeply and become men after God’s own heart, like David, it seems that fewer men are attending church than ever before. As a result, more and more are ignoring their duties as spiritual heads of their households. On today’s classic edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson discusses this issue with a panel of experts who serve in men’s ministry.
One of my colleagues died during my last year at Children's Hospital, having served on our university medical faculty for more than twenty-five years. During his tenure as a professor, he had earned the respect and admiration of both professionals and patients, especially for his research findings and contribution to medical knowledge. This doctor had reached the pinnacle of success in his chosen field and enjoyed the status and financial rewards that accompany such accomplishment. He had tasted every good thing, by the standards of the world.
