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Parenting in the 21st century is extremely difficult because of the rampant immorality that threatens the hearts and minds of our kids. Listen to this timeless Family Talk broadcast to hear why raising God-fearing children is still possible despite this wayward society. Dr. Dobson and the late Zig Ziglar focused on the perversion of sex by culture, and then described a healthy and biblical view of intimacy and love. Hear what you can do to be a positive parent.
Proverbs 22:6 implores moms and dads to train up their children wisely, by using godly teaching that they will never forget. Through this classic edition of Family Talk, Dr. Dobson and the late Zig Ziglar unpack what it means to be a positive parent. They began by explaining why leading your kids to Jesus is the greatest priority, then addressed the proper attitude toward discipline and family structure.
Since its inception in the early 1980s, homeschooling has been the target of immense scrutiny and ridicule from society. On this Family Talk broadcast, Dr. Dobson concludes his pertinent interview with Tim Lambert and Jeremy Newman from the Texas Homeschool Coalition. They encourage first-time homeschool parents, and stress the critical role moms and dads play in molding their children's worldview.
With COVID-19 expected to delay or cancel the upcoming school year, many parents are electing to educate their children in the home. Dr. Dobson examines this growing homeschool surge, with Tim Lambert and Jeremy Newman from the Texas Homeschool Coalition. They reflect on this movements origins, and discuss the vicious attacks that homeschool families still experience to this day.
The family is the bedrock of our civilization and any attempt to undermine its importance, jeopardizes the entire framework of our society.Family Talk will play the remainder of Dr. Dobsons speech delivered at the National Press Club in 2004. Following his message, Dr. Dobson answered tough questions about same-sex marriage, civil rights, stem-cell research and more.
For the past 50 years, culture has become increasingly immoral with countless attacks levied against the family unit. On this classic edition of Family Talk, you'll hear Dr. Dobson address these threats through a speech he gave to the National Press Club back in 2004. He explained his calling to support and defend the family and highlighted the many wayward policies which are negatively impacting this biblical institution.
There is an ongoing attack from this culture with the goal of disparaging and vilifying men, fathers and the very concept of masculinity. Dr. Dobson reads his June newsletter, which focuses on this assault against biblical manhood. He reviews Americas moral slide away from godliness, and identifies the various ways men are undermined and ruthlessly criticized in this society. Hear what you can do to better honor and encourage the father in your life.
A fathers unconditional and patient love is the best gift he can give to his children. On todays Family Talk broadcast, Dr. Dobson and Dr. Tim Clinton continue their conversation about the important role of a dad. The two emphasize a dads responsibility as a spiritual leader, and protector of their childrens young developing minds. Listen for this and other helpful parenting advice from these two wise fathers on this edition of Family Talk.
When someone says the word father an immediate picture comes to mind. Whether thats a TV or movie character, the dad you have or the one you wished you had growing up. Dr. Dobson and Dr. Tim Clinton discuss the monumental impact of a father. They each reflect on the life and legacy of their dads, and highlight the ways they are striving to be godly men to their children.
Absent and unloving fathers can cause lasting damage to their Daughters self-esteem. On this Family Talk broadcast, author and pastor Dr. David Jeremiah concludes his message about the critical bond between a girl and her dad. He looks back at his own mistakes as a father and addresses a young girls tendency to look for a man similar to her dad. You'll hear why it's never too late to reconcile a broken relationship.
