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The Value of Manhood Part 1

Raising God honoring boys, is one of the toughest jobs for any Christian father. On this classic Family Talk broadcast, Dr. Dobson sits down with Dr. Bill Bennett, former U.S. Education Secretary under President Reagan. They look at the need for a male influence in a sons life, and identify the various male role models they looked up to over the years.

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Building Women of Integrity: The American Heritage Girls

Culture is on a mission to confuse and corrupt our young girls, but the church must be willing to stand up for godliness and integrity. Dr. Tim Clinton talks to Patti Garibay, Executive Director of American Heritage Girls. They discuss the mission of this organization, and how it is encouraging young women to know their true worth in Jesus.

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Boys in the Crossfire

The young boys caught in the middle of societys struggle with masculinity, are being taught that godly manhood is wrong and toxic. Dr. Tim Clinton discusses this growing issue with Mark Hancock, CEO of Trail Life USA. They address the effects of fatherlessness, and the lasting influence a father has on his son. Learn what parents can do to quell societys harmful message for their kids.

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So the Next Generation Will Know

Whether youre a Christian parent or educator, shaping the next generation to love and follow Jesus has become increasingly difficult. Dr. Tim Clinton talks with J. Warner Wallace and Sean McDowell, authors of So the Next Generation Will Know. The three discuss the threats of the digital age, and share ways to reach the next generation to understand and embrace a Biblical worldview.

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Being There For Your Son Part 2

In Deuteronomy, the Lord commands His people to intentionally teach their children His Word. How can fathers live up to this high calling? you will hear the remainder of a powerful speech from Dr. Steve Farrar. He stresses the importance of being present in your kids lives, and the need for a healthy balance of discipline and grace in parenting.

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Being There For Your Son Part 1

Fatherlessness is a widespreademergency in our culture. The U.S. Census Bureau has discovered that nearly 1 in 4 children grow up in a home without a dad. This edition of Family Talk will address the need for engaged fathers through a presentation from Dr. Steve Farrar. He explains why fathers must be faithful leaders in the home, and highlights a dads responsibility to guide their children.

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Truth Unchanging: Hearing God Daily in the Midst of Motherhood

Motherhood is an extremely taxing job that can drain every bit of a womans day. With this demanding responsibility, when can moms spend quality time with Jesus? Dr. Tim Clinton answers this question with author and blogger, Becky Thompson. She explains how moms can stay tuned to the voice of God, and keep Him at the center of their lives.

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Policy & Culture

Dr. James Dobson Commends the Signing of Ohio’s Heartbeat Bill into Law

On April 10, 2019, the Ohio legislature passed that state's own heartbeat bill known as Senate Bill 23, in order to prohibit abortion after a heartbeat is detectable, or as soon as six weeks of gestat

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Raising Boys: Wounded Spirits Part 2

On todays Family Talk broadcast, you will hear the remainder of Dr. Dobsons speech from the Bringing Up Boys DVD series. He implores moms and dads to stay attentive to the needs of their kids by surrounding them with love and respect. Parents in the audience also asked Dr. Dobson how they should talk to their kids about purity, decency, confidence, and attitude problems.

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What Parents Should Know About Teens Part 2

How should parents respond biblically when their children enter the rebellious teenage years? Dr. Dobson answers this complex question through a conversation with authors Shaunti Feldhahn and Lisa Rice. These experienced mothers share their findings on how kids want to be treated, and why parents must carefully answer pivotal worldview questions.

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