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It's easy to talk about the federal debt at 16 trillion dollars, but it's hard to really understand what a number like that means for the future of America. But on the next Family Talk a financial expert breaks it all down, and addresses how long we can sustain debt at this level. It's a question we all need to be asking for the sake of our children and grandchildren.

Last time, author Joel Rosenberg and Dr. James Dobson discussed the possibility that America could be on the edge of implosion, and how our only hope for survival is true revival. Hear more about how our nation got to this point, and how we can fix our problems.

With a federal debt over 16 trillion, and 54 million babies murdered through abortion, many wonder: "How much longer can America last?" Joel Rosenberg addresses how to fix our economic irresponsibility and moral depravity.

We all value our pastors, but you might not know how the IRS has limited their freedom of speech. Hear how restrictive rules have served as a gag order for many men of the cloth who are anxious to stand for righteousness in the culture. Hear how to support your pastor's freedom of speech.

Men, do you find it hard to identify with the Christ the modern church presents to you? As we'll hear from guest Paul Coughlin, the picture painted of a "gentle Jesus, meek and mild" is as fictitious as can be. Learn a true, biblical picture of masculinity.

Ladies, do you ever wonder where all the real men have gone? Those men who are neither chauvinist nor weak? Hear a call to true masculinity as author Paul Coughlin encourages men to be warriors of light in a world that's at war with the truth. Tell your husbands, sons and brothers to tune in.

Believe it or not, we are less than two months away from this year's presidential election. As we will hear, women will play a key role in deciding the direction of our country for the next four years. Women have carried every presidential election since 1964. So women, get registered and get out there to vote on November 6th!

Are you looking for a positive and encouraging movie to take the whole family to? As you will hear, Dr. Dobson shares the news about an exciting new movie release called "Last Ounce of Courage." Hear how to honor and support the brave men and women who have fought to keep us free.

Is it possible to come together in united prayer and be heard but not seen? Hear from a woman whose ministry does exactly that. Fern Nichols explains their primary purpose is to come to the Heavenly Father in prayer.

It's important to remember that not just your children and grandchildren need prayer. As you will hear, author and speaker, Fern Nichols, will share the importance of joining together in corporate prayer for all children and their schools. Learn how to become a prayer warrior for the next generation.

Hear from college students who have swallowed the lies of forty years of radical feminism. For many, they're questioning their role in the family and the culture -- just where do they fit? Do they have to have it all, all at the same time -- a family and a career? Hear Dr. Dobson guide these young women.

Dr. James Dobson will walk where angels fear to tread, by discussing the status of the modern feminist movement. Is it about equality and freedom, or is it about abortion, and forcing women into a specific vision of womanhood? Find out on this provocative discussion of the role of women in the family, and in culture.

Though we are often told that we should be financially prepared for the death of a spouse, few of us will ever be truly emotionally ready. Hear from a man who walked with his wife as she entered eternity. It's a touching story of grief and selfless love.

Are you concerned about today's culture, which provides poor examples of manhood? Don't miss hearing legendary football coach Tony Dungy discuss what true masculinity is all about.

As a coach it's sometimes hard to focus on things other than winning. Hear from retired NFL coach Tony Dungy, who left football to mentor boys and young men, particularly those growing up without fathers. Hear a little hope for the future.