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On this classic broadcast of Family Talk, were remembering one of the most dramatic moments in U.S history, the attack on Pearl Harbor. Today legendary singer and actor Pat Boone sits down with Dr. Dobson to reminisce about that dark day. Both men were young when the horrific attack occurred, but their memories help us honor the sacrifices made that day to preserve our freedom.
President Reagan once spoke of the fragility of our freedom and why its our responsibility to protect and preserve those God given rights. well honor those who have served in our nations military through a speech from decorated Vietnam War veteran, Dave Roever. He talks about the horrific injury he sustained in battle, and the reason behind fighting for our freedoms.
On this special edition of Family Talk, Dr. Dobson is joined by well-known Christian athlete, Tim Tebow. Dr. Dobson talks to Tim about his new book This is The Day, and the tremendous impact of the Tim Tebow Foundation. Tim shares how he overcame various obstacles in his life, said yes to Gods calling, and lived out his faith on a national platform.
Marriage is one of the greatest gifts that God has bestowed upon mankind. In their book, "Night Light: A Devotional for Couples," Dr. and Mrs. James Dobson talk about the trials and triumphs of marriage. Based on this book, Family Talk is offering listeners the 5-Day Marriage Challenge. Special guest hosts Victor and Eileen Marx discuss the 5-Day Marriage Challenge, encouraging others to take it, and share how sacrificial love has forged their marriage.
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.
The world has its share of earthquake victims, AIDS patients, widows and orphans. Scripture calls on believers to reach out to "the least of these," and on today's Family Talk, we'll take a look at the important work being done by many people called "social justice."
Since the Christian church has been caring for the poor around the world for centuries, we'll also explore the new fascination and emphasis on relief work and discuss why it is so "fashionable" in Christian circles lately.
