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Adversity in life can sometimes cause our faith to be shaken. On today’s edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson interviews Dave Butts, the late president of Harvest Prayer Ministries in 2018. Before his passing, Dave opened up about his battle with a rare form of cancer, from which he didn’t recover. Through this difficult journey, he revealed what he learned about fervent prayer and the peace of God.
Life seems to involve a lot of waiting. Maybe you’re waiting for the phone to ring—with good news about a job offer or for that guy you’ve had your eye on to finally ask you out.
According to Shirley and Danae Dobson, co-authors of Welcome to Our Table, hospitality has become a lost art amid a society where the pace of life seems to be quickening every day. On today’s edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson invites his wife and daughter into the studio to discuss the finer points of gracious hosting. They point to Romans 12:13, which says, "Share with the Lord's people who are in need. Practice hospitality." Discover the delights of God’s love poured out through the breaking of bread with one another, in the comfort of your own home.
At the age of 18, Katie Davis Majors embarked on more than just a mission trip to Uganda. The experience struck a chord deep in her soul that led her to do an incredible work for God. On today’s edition of Family Talk, Katie shares with Dr. Tim Clinton about how the Lord turned her desire to help kids from an orphanage into the founding of Amazima (pronounced ah-mah-zee-mah) Ministries. They also discuss heartwarming stories from her latest book, Safe All Along: Trading Our Fears and Anxieties for God’s Unshakable Peace. Be inspired as you discover Katie’s vision to not only support the physical needs of children, but also to teach them about Jesus Christ, which has effected change in their Ugandan village.
According to statistics, 1 in 6 couples will experience infertility. If this is you, there is hope for the children you may be longing for! On today’s edition of Family Talk, Dr. Tim Clinton continues his conversation with Robert and Karine Baltodano on the subject of adoption and the beautiful blessing it was for them.
Having children may seem like a no-brainer to most people. You get married, have kids and live the life you’ve always dreamed, right? Many have discovered, however, that becoming pregnant can be more of a challenge. On today’s edition of Family Talk, Dr. Tim Clinton begins a hopeful conversation with Robert and Karine (pronounced Cah-reen) Baltodano about their journey of having children. Learn how they leaned on God through this difficult time and how He brought them to the wonderful gift of adoption.
Did you know that seven hundred years before the birth of Christ, the prophet Isaiah predicted that Jesus would come to earth and be crucified for our sins? On today’s edition of Family Talk, Dan Seaborn, the president of Winning At Home, highlights the four descriptions of the God who loves us despite ourselves. In Isaiah 9:6, the prophet writes that our redeemer is the “Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace.” Seaborn methodically unfolds the rich meaning of each title. When you fully grasp who the Lord is, in all His majesty and love, it’s a game changer!
The United States has an undeniable Judeo-Christian foundation, which is revealed through its various mottos and symbols. On this Family Talk broadcast, author Michael Kanis concludes talking to Dr. Dobson about the hidden messages of America's Great Seal. Michael examines this image's origins, and highlights its common concepts of unity, freedom, and virtue.
Have you ever taken time to really look at the back of the dollar bill? What do those eccentric images and words mean? Today on Family Talk, author Michael Kanis unpacks the significant messages of the United States' Great Seal. He describes to Dr. Dobson the Founding Fathers' intentions behind these prominent symbols, which purposefully reflect our Christian heritage.
In our walk with God, we must always be willing to forgive others, and more importantly ourselves. Dr. Dobson continues his conversation with Pastor R.T. Kendall about his book How to Forgive Ourselves Totally. The two examine the physical, emotional and spiritual strain guilt has on a person, and how true freedom can be found through Christs forgiveness.
