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Do you know a boy aged 5-18 who would enjoy outdoor adventures, trips and travel, camping, physical and mental challenges and the chance to earn awards? Well you don’t want to miss today’s Family Talk broadcast, as Mark Hancock joins Dr. Dobson and Dr. Meeker to introduce Trail Life USA, a new scouting organization for boys.
Do you know a boy aged 5 - 18 who would enjoy outdoor adventures, trips and travel, camping, physical and mental challenges and the chance to earn awards? Well you don't want to miss today's Family Talk broadcast. Mark Hancock joins Dr. Dobson and Dr. Meeker to introduce Trail Life USA, a new scouting organization for boys. Trail Life USA is founded on Biblical principles and offers a great opportunity for leadership development. Hear the full story of the birth of this new organization on the WEEKEND on Dr. James Dobson's Family Talk.
The road into adulthood can be rough, and many young men struggle to get on the right foot. Bill and Stacy Spencer are working to change that. they explain how they help young men find the Narrow Gate, which leads to life.
As technology dominates communication, even within families, married couples have fewer natural opportunities to set a positive, truly romantic example for teens, young adults, and singles of all ages
How can you help your children succeed in every area of life? How can you improve the quality of your relationships at work, at home, and at church? On the next Dr. James Dobsons Family Talk, Dr. Meg Meeker interviews Matt Keller to discuss one of the most important character traits for success in every part of life.
Research has shown that parents can, indeed, increase the intellectual capability of their children. This conclusion was first reached through the renowned Harvard University Preschool Project.
Some years ago, I attended a funeral at the Inglewood Cemetery-Mortuary Inglewood, California. While there, I picked up a brochure written by the president of the mortuary, John M. McKinley. Mr. McK
Young people today are bombarded by immoral entertainment that models promiscuous behavior and teaches them that "everyone is doing it." The diminishing influence of traditional Christian teaching is
How do you raise children to be less self-centered and kinder to others? Dr. Meg Meeker explains how teaching children to serve others will help them think more deeply, love more generously, and genuinely display the heart of Christ.
I believe there are many approaches to instilling healthy self-worth in girls, but it begins within the security of a loving family. Specifically, it depends on a caring and affirming father. Moms are
