Dr. James Dobson's Family Talk

When devastating circumstances rock our world, we often blame God for allowing them. On this edition, Rebekah Gregory, a survivor of the Boston Marathon bombing, shares why she doesn't harbor anger over that traumatic event. She explains to Dr. Dobson how her strong faith allowed her to endure the bombing, along with an abusive childhood, and an unhealthy marriage. Listen to what she is doing now to help others with PTSD.

On April 15, 2013, terrorists set off bombs at the Boston Marathon, which killed 3 people and brutally injured over 260 more. On this selection from Family Talk’s ‘2019 Best of Broadcast’, Dr. Dobson sits down with one of the survivors, author and speaker, Rebekah Gregory. She shares her horrifying account of that day and the gruesome injuries she sustained, which led to the amputation of her leg. Hear how God spared Rebekah and her son's life that day.

Unfortunately, men have become the primary target of ridicule and disdain in this progressive culture. On this edition, Dr. Dobson and co-host, Dr. Tim Clinton, sit down to address this growing trend. They identify ways masculinity is attacked in society and negatively depicted in entertainment. You won't want to miss this important and pertinent discussion.

The health of a family unit is rooted in the health of the relationship between husband and wife. On this edition of Family Talk's '2019 Best of Broadcast', Dr. Tim Clinton and clinical psychologist, Dr. David Hawkins, examine the problem of abuse within marriage. The two discuss the initial signs of emotional abuse, the difference between narcissism and Narcissistic Personality Disorder, and the hope of intervention and healing.

Parents have been entrusted to develop a healthy and godly learning environment for their kids. But once their children leave the home, the classroom becomes a dangerous battlefield for their hearts and minds. On this broadcast, Dr. Dobson talks with Cathe Laurie, wife of Pastor Greg Laurie of Harvest Christian Fellowship. Cathe shares how a graphic sex-education curriculum in California schools is negatively impacting families state-wide.

Progressive ideologies have infiltrated our colleges and universities, warping the minds of our young people. On this broadcast, Dr. Dobson examines this assault through his conversation with popular radio host and author, Dennis Prager. The two continue addressing the Leftist agenda, discuss the censorship of PragerU videos, and answer some pertinent questions from the audience.

Historically, colleges and universities were places dedicated to open dialogue and a free exchange of ideas. Sadly, intolerance and censorship toward conservatism is on the rise. On this special broadcast, Dr. Dobson talks with popular radio host Dennis Prager about his new documentary No Safe Spaces. Hear how free speech is under attack on campuses across the nation.

On this special broadcast, Dr. Tim Clinton sits down with pro-life advocate Abby Johnson and actress Ashley Bratcher. Abby shares how her former position as a Director at Planned Parenthood blinded her to the horrible truth about abortion. Hear about the moment she realized the evil that was happening, and what Abby is doing now with her new feature film.

Millions of families who have a loved one with a disability struggle emotionally and financially. It's the obligation of believers to care for these hurting people. On this broadcast, Dr. Dobson finishes talking to Doug Mazza, former President of Joni and Friends. Doug talks about his amazing son Ryan, who has been severely handicapped since birth. Listen to what God, and Ryan, have taught the Mazza family through this experience.

In 2019, Joni Eareckson Tada commemorated 53 years as a quadriplegic, displaying her reliance on God’s strength. On this program from Family Talk's 2019 Best of Broadcast, is Dr. Dobson's conversation with Doug Mazza, former President of Joni and Friends. Doug describes the excruciating pain and discomfort that Joni deals with on a daily basis. He also shares the lessons he has learned from Joni over the years and highlights her many achievements.

The re-establishment of Jerusalem as Israel's capital was one of the most significant decisions in recent history. On this edition, Rabbi Jonathan Cahn shares with Dr. Dobson how the Biblical years of Jubilee predicted this event. He also explains President Trump and the Dead Sea Scrolls involvement in this prophecy and talks about the building aggression towards Christianity.

In ancient Israel, the year of Jubilee marked the time of restoring or returning that which was lost. On this broadcast, Dr. Dobson continues his deep discussion with Rabbi Jonathan Cahn, author of the book The Oracle. Rabbi Cahn describes how the Jews' return to Israel was put into motion because of Mark Twain, President Harry Truman, and the aftermath of World War II.

Is there an observable pattern that connects historical occurrences to current and future events? On this broadcast, Dr. Dobson talks to New York Times best-selling author, Rabbi Jonathan Cahn about his new book, The Oracle. Rabbi Cahn briefly shares his journey to faith in Jesus, then explains the mysteries behind the years of Jubilee.

Dr. Dobson once said, "inheritance is something you leave to someone, while a legacy is something you instill in someone." On this broadcast, Dr. Tim Clinton looks at the importance of a godly heritage with author and therapist, Kenny Mauck. The two reflect on their own families' stories and how meaningful Christian lessons were passed down from one generation to the next.

From everyone here at Dr. James Dobson's Family Talk, we wish you and your family a Happy Thanksgiving! On this special broadcast, you will hear a message from author and radio host, Pastor Chuck Swindoll. He examines the importance of giving thanks to God for what He has blessed us with, even when we don't feel like it.