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Is '50 Shades of Grey' really that bad? Is it okay to go watch the movie or read the books? Meg Meeker and Teresa Tomeo discuss the problems with '50 Shades of Grey,' and why you should avoid it at all costs.
Ryan Dobson discusses the contents and stories behind the latest book by his father, Dr. James Dobson.
Over the years, child's entertainment has become more and more violent. Cartoons these days depict lands of fantasy filled with mythical creatures and mystical powers. Dr. Dobson provides his input on
A Colorado family experienced a frightening surprise last week when their toddler, for no apparent reason, became groggy and unable to walk. A trip to the local emergency room found the cause: the chi
Tolerance. Many people cry for tolerance for anything and everything these days. But, what about tolerance for Christian values and principles? It seems tolerance is only wanted (or needed) for those
It's come to the point where you dread Friday night. You know that your teenager will ask for money to meet his friends at the movies. It's not the money that bothers you; it's the violent slasher-flick he wants to see. Is saying "no" worth the inevitable kicking and screaming? Gain the strength to regulate what your kids watch by learning just how harmful violent and sexual media can be to your family.
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.
The entertainment industry has taken more leaps over the past few years on television as to what is acceptable to show during "prime-time." A recent study shows that today's teens are imitating risky
Rebecca Hagelin talks about the documentary, "2016: Obama's America." She tells some about the film and then discusses how it relates to the family and particularly to our children.
Twilight. Gossip Girl , the list of questionable literature for teens goes on and on. We'll hear about a book and upcoming film for young adults that promote values like faith, family and loyalty. Full of harrowing suspense, this adventure , based on a true story , will help infuse your teen with a sense of heritage and family legacy.
