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The health of a family unit is rooted in the health of the relationship between husband and wife. On this edition of Family Talks 2019 Best of Broadcast, Dr. Tim Clinton and clinical psychologist, Dr. David Hawkins, examine the problem of abuse within marriage. The two discuss the initial signs of emotional abuse, the difference between narcissism and Narcissistic Personality Disorder, and the hope of intervention and healing.
Often when stressed, depressed or overwhelmed with life, we isolate ourselves, cutting ourselves off from our most powerful life-giving resource: close friends. Research shows over and over again that
A lot of marriages encounter difficulties when spouses dont honor each other, or understand one anothers specific strengths and weaknesses. On todays Family Talk broadcast, the late marriage and family expert, Gary Smalley, examines a husbands duty to value his wife. He unpacks the key physical and emotional differences between males and females, and the ways the sexes balance each other out.
Researchers have found that nearly 1 in 4 women are victims of abuse from their supposed loving partner. Dr. Tim Clinton continues his conversation about domestic violence with licensed psychotherapist, Dr. Barry Lord. He describes an abused womans feelings of imprisonment, and why she keeps this abuse secret from everyone. Hear what the church can do to help those in violent situations at home.
For nearly 40 years, October has been observed as Domestic Violence Awareness month. Dr. Tim Clinton talks to licensed psychotherapist Dr. Barry Lord, about this growing problem of abuse. Dr. Lord shares shocking statistics on this pervasive issue, and why protecting victims is paramount. The two also explain how spousal abuse breaks the bond of trust in a marriage.
It is the end of the week. Finally, it's date night. Work can wait until Monday. Kids have a babysitter. It's you and your sweetie. Time to relax, talk, laugh and unwind together. Then it happens. An
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.
A healthy marriage takes hard work and intentionality, unlike the Hollywood portrayal of effortless relationships. Today on Family Talk, Dr. Dobson’s guests on this classic broadcast were Jim and Debi Godsey, along with marriage expert Dennis Rainey. The Godsey’s explain how God redeemed their failing marriage, and why they started a ministry for inner city kids.
The prodigal son is a classic example of how a life apart from God is unfulfilling. On this edition of Family Talk, Dr. Tim Clinton sits down with Stu Fuhlendorf, Senior Pastor at Redemption Hills Church in Littleton, Colorado. Pastor Fuhlendorf opens up about his past life as a narcissistic, self-sufficient corporate executive. He shares how that world drastically fell apart, which caused him to seek out a meaningful relationship with Jesus.
A healthy marriage takes hard work and intentionality, unlike the Hollywood portrayal of effortless relationships. Dr. Dobsons guests on this classic broadcast were Jim and Debi Godsey, along with marriage expert Dennis Rainey. The Godseys explain how God redeemed their failing marriage, and why they started a ministry for inner city kids.
