Dr. James Dobson's Family Talk

The great NFL coach Vince Lombardi said leaders aren't born, they are made through hard work. This classic edition features Dr. Dobson's popular conversation with another NFL coach who epitomizes Christian leadership. Former Indianapolis Colts coach Tony Dungy talks about his outspoken Christian faith, which comes from his strong godly heritage.

Will the United States ever revere God again? Is a revival on the horizon? This broadcast will address these questions through Dr. Dobson's interview with Christian apologist, Ravi Zacharias. The two discuss the moral free fall of this nation and why the millennial generation is key to our future. Ravi will also talk about the hunger he has seen for the Gospel all over the world.

Oftentimes when standing up for our beliefs, we become hostile towards those who oppose our worldview. However, Scripture reminds us to be graceful, loving and wise when defending our faith. On this special edition, Dr. Dobson is joined by prominent Christian apologist and author, Ravi Zacharias. He highlights the importance of first understanding the person who is asking difficult questions regarding meaning or purpose.

On this enlightening broadcast, Dr. Dobson concludes his informative conversation with Dr. Walt Larimore. They continue to examine the health tips covered in Dr. Larimore's new book, Fit Over 50. He highlights the lack of prayer in the church, the importance of sleep, and the healthiest foods you should be eating.

Scripture is very clear that we honor God when we take care of the bodies He has entrusted to us. On this broadcast, Dr. Dobson welcomes his good friend Dr. Walt Larimore to the Family Talk studios to discuss his newest book, Fit Over 50. Dr. Larimore emphasizes the importance of a person's complete emotional, spiritual, physical, and mental wellness. Hear practical tips on what you can do to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

The Apostle James reminds us to be quick to listen and slow to anger. However, we sometimes forget that advice when it comes to our spouse. On this classic broadcast, Dr. Dobson talks about anger in marriage with the late author and counselor, Jean Lush. She describes the damage of this emotion and provides practical steps to resolve the buildup of hostility or resentment.

Deadly mass shootings are, unfortunately, becoming all too common in today's society. Why do these merciless killings happen? On this exclusive broadcast, Dr. Dobson reads from his September newsletter, which directly addresses the origin of these appalling acts. He unpacks how the family breakdown, not failed gun laws or mental health protocols, is the root cause of these disturbed murderers.

Every marriage goes through seasons of conflict and discord. But how can couples learn from their arguments and stick together through the hard times? On this edition, Dr. Sharon May, a licensed marriage and family therapist, talks about marriages that are emotionally divided. She will share with Dr. Tim Clinton how couples can stop constantly arguing and better understand and love one another.

Girls growing up in this society receive so many mixed messages about their purpose and identity. On this classic broadcast, Dr. Dobson talks about this shadow of low self-esteem that hangs over so many women. He also challenges parents, especially dads, to encourage their daughters' femininity, and continually build their confidence and value as a woman.

It has been said that little girls are made of 'sugar, spice and everything nice.' Despite the snippet of truth in that nursery rhyme, girls are much more complex. Dr. Dobson unpacks this delicate topic through this classic broadcast. He describes how women are innately designed to be tender and affectionate, and advises fathers how to better understand their daughters.

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.

On this exclusive broadcast, Dr. Tim Clinton catches up with Pastor Greg Laurie to discuss his new book on the life of Johnny Cash. The two dive into the music legend's tumultuous background and lifelong struggle for meaning and purpose. Pastor Laurie also conveys how Cash turned his life around and how Christ's redeeming love can reach anyone.

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.