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On today’s edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson welcomes Patrick Trueman, president of the National Center on Sexual Exploitation, to discuss the devastating impact of pornography on families and society.
Pornography has become the wallpaper of our children's lives, affecting nearly every family in America.
Victor Marx, founder and president of All Things Possible Ministries, shares a powerful and urgent message for men. He warns that viewing pornography often fuels an industry that exploits women and children—many of whom are victims of trafficking and coercion. Marx challenges Christian men to confront this issue with courage, seek freedom through Christ, and choose to honor God by protecting the vulnerable.
Nancy Blake continues talking with Dr. James Dobson about how she rebuilt her life after discovering her husband's pornography addiction.
Dr. James Dobson welcomes Nancy Blake, who shares her painful journey of discovering her husband's 25-year secret pornography addiction and infidelity.
Dr. Christopher Yuan (pronounced you-on) and his parents, Leon and Angela, share their powerful testimony of transformation.
Dr. Christopher Yuan (pronounced you-on) and his parents, Leon and Angela, share their powerful testimony of transformation.
One of the simplest realities of life today is this: We're in a sexualized culture. As men, we feel this keenly. We men on average have a stronger sex drive than women, and we are oriented visually. This can make us feel like we are sitting ducks for the marketers of brazen sexuality today, and in some ways we are. This is true when you go to the grocery store or the gym, and you confront immodesty at every turn. It's certainly true when you turn on your phone, TV or fire up a content platform, and one sex-fueled show after another is offered to you.
I hope you will read very carefully what I am about to write because it explains why this matter is so significant. Porn and smut pose a great threat to your boys. A single exposure to it by some thirteen to fifteen-year-olds is all that is required to create an addiction that will hold them in bondage for a lifetime. It is more addictive than cocaine or heroin. That was one of the conclusions drawn during the Attorney General's Commission on Pornography, on which I served.
Dear Son, As you're getting older, I wanted to write you about something crucial. This is a hard topic, and it's not always easy for dads to talk about it with our sons. Sometimes, as you know, it's much simpler to talk about the Celtics, or the weather, or that new gadget you really, really need (just like the last one)!
