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Countless families have been financially blindsided by the 2020 pandemic. On this edition of Family Talk, author and personal finance expert, Rachel Cruze, shares what we can do to get back on our feet. She and Dr. Dobson address people's anxieties and behaviors toward money, and then identify biblical principles for becoming financially stable. Listen to how you and your family can weather this turbulent storm.
"Guys are jerks!" Sara snarled. My friend was hurting. We sat at my kitchen table and Sara told me about her boomerang boyfriend who had just broken up with her—again. She attacked the bowl of Super Duper Chocolate Fudge ice cream in front of her and shared her story.
Severe childhood trauma, heartbreaking loss, and painful life experiences can all contribute to a hardening of a person's heart toward the gospel. The late Lt. Col. Don Coble shares his powerful testimony about how the death of his father in his youth and a difficult time serving in the military created a callous indifference to the Bible,and how God redeemed him.
1 Corinthians 15 warns that "Bad company ruins good morals." Dr. Tim Clinton sits down with author and pastor, Gary Thomas, to discuss his new book, When to Walk Away. Together, they identify common characteristics of toxic relationships, the motivations of people who choose to remain in them, and what can be done if you find yourself stuck in a harmful friendship.
We've all been taught to respect our elders, but that lesson should also include caring for those who are nearing the end of life. On this edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson continues to discuss ministering to the elderly in a touching conversation with his daughter, Danae Dobson. Danae describes her passion for this often neglected demographic, and how she finds creative ways to share the gospel with them.
Many churches and ministries today focus on attracting younger people and families, while neglecting the elderly in our communities. Dr. James Dobson and the late Christian recording artist Missy Tate discuss her joy of visiting nursing homes, and how we can all provide encouragement for the lonely and isolated.
Does it sometimes feel as if there is a wedge pushing you and your spouse apart? Dr. Dobson concludes his conversation with Dennis and Barbara Rainey on the topic of loneliness in marriage, including unhealthy expectations and the godly principle of oneness that every couple desires.
Over time in marriage, many couples discover their mate has changed and become a stranger. Dr. James Dobson and best-selling authors Dennis and Barbara Rainey explore the issues that slowly erode the foundation of a relationship, and talk about what husbands and wives can do to save their marriage.
I’ve never met Kate Hurley, but if I did I’d like to think we’d become fast friends. We seem to have a lot in common. We both like dark chocolate. We both quote Henri Nouwen. And we’ve both been single longer than either of us ever anticipated.
What advice does the Bible offer for those who are dating or pursuing marriage? Pastor Alistair Begg concludes his helpful message concerning the search for a godly spouse. He continues explaining why a persons authentic relationship with Jesus is the most significant attribute in a prospective mate. Hear what qualities are important in a future husband or wife.
