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Conflict is a predictable part of every marriage, but it shouldn't become a habit. Dr. Tim Clinton and Dr. Sharon May discuss the idea of healthy arguing. Dr. May states, "It's possible to break the argument cycle and to find a way to love each other." The two doctors reveal what triggers an argument and explain the ways anger and guardedness can erode a marriage. Listen to what you can do to resolve disputes between you and your spouse.
America's "Sexual Revolution" in the 60's and 70's was touted as a liberating crusade, but in reality, it warped God's design for human sexuality. Dr. James Dobson considers the continuing cultural fallout from this radical ideology with Lori Kuykendall, President and CEO of the Medical Center for Sexual Health. They discuss some specific ways that this movement has hurt our children, and Lori shares her heart for abstinence education.
Harboring hatred or animosity towards someone for the hurt they caused you can eat away at your mind and soul. On this edition of Family Talk, Dr. Dobson talks with clinical psychologist Dr. Arch Hart about the slippery slope of resentment. Hear why this emotion is a disease that can ruin one’s life and how forgiveness is the only cure.
Today on this special edition of Family Talk, Dr. Dobson honors the life and legacy of President George H.W. Bush. He reflects on their many years of friendship, then replays his interview with our 41st President from 1992. Their conversation was quite prophetic as it focused on the importance of supporting the family, and the dangers of pornography and abortion in society.
God is our constant source of shelter, even when we ‘walk through the valley of death’. On this Family Talk broadcast, Dr. Dobson concludes his conversation with Cathe Laurie, author of As I See It. Cathe opens up about her son Christopher’s sudden death in a car accident, how her family continued to trust God through the hardship, and her heart for evangelism.
Over four decades, Dr. James Dobson has warned us about menacing threats to the traditional family. Today, he shares his current concerns as a guest on "The Suzanne Venker Show." They discuss the societal biases against traditional marriage and parenting, the key roles moms and dads play in the lives of their children, and how parents can still raise God-honoring kids—even in a "progressive" society.
The institution of the family is in danger of collapsing under the pressures from this progressive culture. Today on Family Talk, Dr. Dobson addresses these threats against parents and marriages through his recent appearance on the CMDA Matters podcast. He highlights a list of moral issues that are critical to America’s future, and explains what we can do to fight for righteousness in our society.
Reflecting on his life, the Apostle Paul wrote, "I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith." (2 Timothy 4:7) On this Family Talk broadcast, Dr. James Dobson chats with Pat Robertson, who has been fighting the good fight as a TV evangelist since 1960. Pat talks about starting Regent University and the Christian Broadcasting Network, along with his 1988 presidential run, the combative world we live in today and the hope for a Third Great Awakening.
On this very special day on the Family Talk broadcast, Jim and Shirley Dobson celebrate 60 years of marriage! Listen in as they playfully reminisce and reflect on their relationship and family, the love they share that continues to grow even to this day, and some of their proudest moments as parents and grandparents. The Dobsons also offer advice to young couples on how to build and enjoy a lifelong marriage.
The biblical account of Job is one of unspeakable pain and yet unshakeable faith. On this classic Family Talk broadcast, you will hear the powerful eulogy by the late Dr. E.V. Hill at his wife's funeral, where he expressed his adoration for her character and influence, and shared why, even in the midst of our darkest days, we must wholly trust in God.
