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Does it sometimes feel as if there is a wedge pushing you and your spouse apart? Dr. Dobson concludes his conversation with Dennis and Barbara Rainey on the topic of loneliness in marriage, including unhealthy expectations and the godly principle of oneness that every couple desires.
Over time in marriage, many couples discover their mate has changed and become a stranger. Dr. James Dobson and best-selling authors Dennis and Barbara Rainey explore the issues that slowly erode the foundation of a relationship, and talk about what husbands and wives can do to save their marriage.
We have been infected by another pandemic not called COVID-19: A pandemic of isolationism has spread through our country and is becoming more evident during this new culture of social distancing. We a
A few years ago, I packed up my little red Honda and drove 1,000 miles across America's heartland to start a new job in a new city. I found a house to share with roommates, unpacked, and embarked on life in an unfamiliar place.
Every marriage goes through seasons of conflict and discord. But how can couples learn from their arguments, and stick together through the hard times? Today on Family Talk Dr. Sharon May, a licensed marriage and family therapist, talks about marriages that are emotionally divided. She will share with Dr. Tim Clinton how couples can stop constantly arguing, and better understand and love one another.
Women who feel isolated and lonely often look to their husbands to satisfy what has been called their "soul hunger." It is a role men have never handled very well. I doubt if farmers came in from the
Question: Dr. Dobson, I've often heard that God will not abandon us when we go through the fiery trial. But I don't know what that really means. He still lets us go through some hard times. What can w
Perhaps you are among those who have struggled to comprehend a particular heartache and God's reason for allowing it. A thousand unanswered questions have been recycling in your mindmost of them begi
For many people, Christmas is the toughest time of the year. On the next edition of Family Talk Dr. James Dobson, Ryan Dobson, and Dr. Meg Meeker share a special story about dealing with tragedy during Christmas time.
Dr. Dobson sits down with the lead actress of the film "Alone Yet Not Alone" to discuss the inspiring true story of two young women and their journey of survival during the French and Indian War. It's a great example of a family-friendly movie with an unmistakable message of faith. Don't miss this captivating story.
