Fifty Years of Shepherding God’s People with Love and Power, Part 2
Dr. James Dobson continues his powerful conversation with author and ministry leader Dona Fisher to discuss her book, Change of Pace.
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Dr. James Dobson continues his powerful conversation with author and ministry leader Dona Fisher to discuss her book, Change of Pace.
Dr. James Dobson welcomes his dear friend, Dona Fisher, to give her powerful testimony.
Dr. James Dobson shares a powerful Good Friday message from his friend, Dr. Ed Young.
Dr. James Dobson continues his powerful conversation with Boston Marathon bombing survivor Rebekah Gregory. From childhood abuse to losing her leg, Rebekah shares how faith transformed her deepest pain into purpose.
Boston Marathon bombing survivor Rebekah Gregory shares her remarkable journey of faith after losing her leg when a bomb exploded just three feet away, and how she found purpose through her pain.
Dr. James Dobson welcomes Autumn Miles, who shares her courageous journey from fear to freedom. Trapped in an abusive marriage for seven years, Autumn reveals how God's Word became her lifeline when suicide seemed like her only escape
On today’s edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson concludes his conversation with Frank and Jan Harrison, who share their journey through grief after losing their 27-year-old son, James.
Dr. Dobson sits down with Frank and Jan Harrison to discuss how their late son, James, had a passion for serving others that sparked a ministry.
Can faith and business mix successfully? Dr. Dobson welcomes Frank Harrison, the CEO of Coca-Cola Consolidated, Inc., and his wife, author Jan Harrison.
Life can take many twists and turns through dark times and unexpected tragedies. But we can rest assured knowing there is nothing that happens outside of God’s knowledge and His purposeful plan. On today’s edition of Family Talk, Roger Marsh interviews Steele Croswhite, a singer/songwriter, pastor and leader of the Christian worship band, The Rock Music Group. Steele explains how his pursuit of fame and fortune through music not only led him far from the Christian life he was brought up in, but ironically, it was worship music that rescued his empty, hurting soul.