The End of Courtship
Most parents hope that their children will grow to adulthood and find and marry a good spouse. But it’s becoming increasingly difficult for young adults to date in ways that lay a solid foundat
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Most parents hope that their children will grow to adulthood and find and marry a good spouse. But it’s becoming increasingly difficult for young adults to date in ways that lay a solid foundat
Life will test each of us severely, if not during younger days, then through the events surrounding our final days. Jesus spoke of this inevitability when He said, "In the world ye shall have tribulat
Repentance is not a fun topic to discuss, but it may be the key to success in life. On the next edition of Family Talk, Dr. Meg Meeker interviews Dr. Henry Cloud on the importance of repentance.
Mother-in-law relationships are difficult, and are often delicate to navigate. But they don't have to be. Dr. Dobson's guest, Deb De Armond shares with us how we can be related by chance but family by choice.
Mother-in-law relationships are difficult, and are often delicate to navigate. But they don't have to be. Dr. Dobson's guest, Deb De Armond shares with us how we can be related by chance but family by choice.
Are you plagued by negative feelings or a lack of self-confidence? Discover how to free yourself from destructive patterns and reclaim purpose and joy! On the next edition of Family Talk, Dr. Charles Stanley shares how you can develop a healthy relationship with God through exchanging detrimental thoughts for positive ones.
In the "old days," most families lived within the same communities as their extended family. Yet, those days have passed. Do we realize what we're missing?
Some people are just more naturally organized than others. Dr. James Dobson interviews Sandra Felton about how to cope as a "messie" or if you happen to live with one.
Have you ever seen a parent yell at their son or daughter? Have you ever yelled at a child? How do you break this hard habit and still be heard and obeyed?
Dr. Grace Ketterman is a child psychiatrist. She has been in the business of helping troubled families for over fifty years. For many years she was the Director of the Crittenton Center in Kansas City, Missouri. Dr. Ketterman is the mother of three and the grandmother of four. She is now in private practice, consults with school districts in the Kansas City area, and is a popular speaker both locally and nationwide. She is the author of over two dozen books, including Mothering in All Ages.



