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Theres a simple three-word phrase that will change your marriage and deepen your relationship if you say it every day, but its not I love you. Dr. Meeker interviews Deb DeArmond to discover why I Choose You has the power to transform every marriage into a great marriage.
How do you raise children to be less self-centered and kinder to others? Dr. Meg Meeker explains how teaching children to serve others will help them think more deeply, love more generously, and genuinely display the heart of Christ.
I believe there are many approaches to instilling healthy self-worth in girls, but it begins within the security of a loving family. Specifically, it depends on a caring and affirming father. Moms are
Life will test each of us severely, if not during younger days, then through the events surrounding our final days. Jesus spoke of this inevitability when He said, "In the world ye shall have tribulat
For a marriage to work, a woman needs to feel loved, and a man needs to feel respected. Dr. Meg Meeker and Ryan Dobson interview Emerson Eggerichs on what it takes to build a successful marriage.
Mother-in-law relationships are difficult, and are often delicate to navigate. But they don't have to be. Dr. Dobson's guest, Deb De Armond shares with us how we can be related by chance but family by choice.
Mother-in-law relationships are difficult, and are often delicate to navigate. But they don't have to be. Dr. Dobson's guest, Deb De Armond shares with us how we can be related by chance but family by choice.
What are some of the keys to a successful marriage? On the next edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson, Dr. Meg Meeker, and Ryan Dobson discuss what a successful marriage looks like.
How did you meet your spouse? As singles, it’s inspiring to hear stories about how couples found each other. Today, find out how Dr. and Shirley Dobson’s son, Ryan Dobson, met his wife L
Some people are just more naturally organized than others. Dr. James Dobson interviews Sandra Felton about how to cope as a "messie" or if you happen to live with one.
