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Today on Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson concludes his riveting discussion with Black Hawk Down hero, Jeff Struecker about his book, The Road to Unafraid, and his experiences as a U.S. Army Major and Chaplain. As Americans, we must remember that brave soldiers ran through bullets and gunfire because they loved their brothers in arms more than they loved their own lives. “Let us not forget,” Jeff said, “Our freedom is very cheap if it wasn’t for that kind of love!”
Memorial Day is one of our most poignant holidays, as we remember and honor those who have given their lives in military service. To highlight the importance of the occasion, this video by Dr. James Dobson explains the true meaning and why we memorialize the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Say "Memorial Day" and many think "Vacation!" Don't forget that it's a day of remembrance and thanks.
Philippians 4:7 says, “And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.” It’s one thing to read these words of the Bible, but another to believe them in the midst of war and facing imminent death. On today’s edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson talks with retired Major and Chaplain, Jeff Struecker about his 22-year career in the U.S. Army. You’ll hear of Jeff’s first encounter with Jesus, through the intentional outreach of his neighbors, and how God then led him to fight bravely for this country. On this special Memorial Day program, Chaplain Struecker gives God all the glory for the supernatural peace he experienced on the battlefields as a survivor of “Black Hawk Down.”
Winston Churchill once said, “United we stand. Divided we fall. Divided the dark ages return. United, we can save and guide the world.” On today’s edition of Family Talk, Dr. Tim Clinton continues his conversation with Retired Lt. General Jerry Boykin, to discuss the historic D-Day, which occurred on the shores of Normandy on June 6, 1944. Due to the bravery of the men and women almost 80 years ago, Dr. Clinton and Gen. Boykin remind listeners that we shall never forget the sacrifices made by those before us so that we can remain “one nation under God.”
On Memorial Day, let’s take a moment to stop and reflect on the incredible freedoms that we enjoy every day. Remember that we have those freedoms because there were those who believed and had conviction to fight for their country. They sacrificed their very lives for it. Never take for granted that we live in the “land of the free and the home of the brave.” On today’s edition of Family Talk, Dr. Tim Clinton discusses the bravery of our nation's fallen warriors with Retired Lt. General Jerry Boykin. They emphasize that we shall not ever forget that our freedoms are not free.
On today's edition of Dr. James Dobson's Family Talk, and as we celebrate Independence Day weekend, Dr. James Dobson sits down with Dr. William Bennett to discuss our country's extraordinary history and read excerpts from his 3-volume series, America: The Last Best Hope. They touch on stirring examples of American exceptionalism and warn that this great experiment in liberty and democracy is not a foregone conclusion. It is well worth defending!
The thousands of men who died on D-Day, must forever be remembered for their sacrifice. Dr. Dobson concludes his conversation with retired Lt. General Jerry Boykin, whose dad Cecil was injured in the battle at Normandy. General Boykin opens up about his fathers post-war life, which included a decision to follow Jesus. Dr. Dobson and General Boykin also look at the significance of patriotism in the 21st century.
75 years ago today, thousands of brave soldiers stormed the northern coast of France, to restore freedom to German occupied countries. On this reverent Family Talk broadcast, Dr. Dobson sits down with retired Lt. General Jerry Boykin, whose father Cecil was part of the D-Day invasion. General Boykin talks about his dads injury during the battle, and why we must honor the men who sacrificed their lives.
The Allied assault on the beaches of Normandy in 1944 was a major turning point in World War II. Dr. Dobson reads his June newsletter, focusing on the events of D-Day. He describes the horrific battle that claimed the lives of thousands of men, and shares his own reflective experience when he walked those hallowed beaches.
