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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.
On this Memorial Day, we remember Americas fallen military heroes, and their sacrifice to ensure our liberties. On this somber Family Talk broadcast, hear a moving presentation from decorated veteran, Lt. Colonel Oliver North. He honors those who have served this country, and highlights the importance of prayer in the darkest of hours.
This is Memorial Day weekend, and once again, we turn our thoughts to the men and women who have given their lives in defense of our country. It is a day of national mourning and tribute, in honor of
Every American needs to value the service and sacrifice veterans and active military have given for their country. As Family Talk continues Mens Ignite week, hear a moving speech from Vietnam veteran and evangelist Tim Lee. He shares the heart wrenching story of how he lost his legs in combat, and emphasizes the importance of faith, patriotism, and focusing on Jesus.
President Eisenhower once said, When you are in any contest, you should work as if there were a chance to lose it. This mentality of endurance is one believers should embrace in the midst of this wicked culture. On this Family Talk broadcast, Lt. General Jerry Boykin illustrates how we can be spiritual warriors, and fight for what we believe in through five timeless military mottos.
On this classic broadcast of Family Talk, were remembering one of the most dramatic moments in U.S history, the attack on Pearl Harbor. Today legendary singer and actor Pat Boone sits down with Dr. Dobson to reminisce about that dark day. Both men were young when the horrific attack occurred, but their memories help us honor the sacrifices made that day to preserve our freedom.
President Reagan once spoke of the fragility of our freedom and why its our responsibility to protect and preserve those God given rights. well honor those who have served in our nations military through a speech from decorated Vietnam War veteran, Dave Roever. He talks about the horrific injury he sustained in battle, and the reason behind fighting for our freedoms.
Dr. Dobson concludes his conversation with Will Graham, grandson of the late Reverend Billy Graham. Will talks about growing up in the Graham family, and discusses his grandparents cherished relationship. He also describes the experience of portraying his grandfather in the Louis Zamperini biopic, Unbroken: The Path to Redemption.
