Dr. James Dobson's Family Talk

It's critical for moms and dads to understand how their boys are intricately designed by God. This broadcast features one of Dr. Dobson's classic Bringing Up Boys teaching series. He focused on what parents can do to mend a child's broken or wounded spirit. Dr. Dobson also addressed how bullying, peer pressure, and entertainment can warp the minds of our kids.

How should Christians respond to unforeseen adversity or trials? On this edition, Dr. Dobson concludes his moving conversation with Roger and Darlene Anderson. The Andersons share the heartache over their 4 deaf children, but explain that God is still working through their lives. You'll also hear the touching moment when the Anderson's little daughter sang "Jesus Loves Me."

When the Apostle Paul petitioned God to remove a persistent pain, God responded: "My grace is sufficient." On this classic broadcast, Roger and Darlene Anderson open up to Dr. Dobson about their heartbreaking testimony. They shared how a birth defect afflicted 4 of their 7 children with debilitating hearing loss, and how they saw the faithfulness of God through their trying times.

According to the American Psychological Association, 48% of all marriages in the United States end in divorce. On this broadcast, Dr. Tim Clinton unpacks the impact that divorce has on children through his conversation with Dr. Greg Jantz. The two discuss the harmful idea of 'Parental Alienation', manipulation to hate, but also the healing these families can find.

How should parents respond biblically when their children enter the rebellious teenage years? Listen as Dr. Dobson answers this complex question through a conversation with authors Shaunti Feldhahn and Lisa Rice. These experienced mothers share their findings on how kids want to be treated and why parents must carefully answer pivotal worldview questions.

Many moms and dads are stunned when their once sweet little kids turn into unruly teenagers. On this edition, Dr. Dobson sits down with two expert moms for a discussion on guiding teens through adolescence. Shaunti Feldhahn and Lisa Rice explore issues young people struggle with such as responsibility, the lures of freedom, and peer pressure.

King David wrote in Psalm 8, "What is man that you are mindful of him?" On this broadcast, Dr. Carol Swain finishes telling her life story, which began in poverty and despair. She discloses to Dr. Dobson her difficult road to earning numerous college degrees and securing prestigious teaching jobs. Dr. Swain also reveals the moment she fully dedicated her life to God.

No matter how hopeless our circumstances may seem, we can always trust our Father in Heaven. Listen now as Dr. Carol Swain shares her journey from poverty to becoming an accomplished university professor and intellectual. She recounts with Dr. Dobson the many obstacles she overcame, including bullying, flunking out of school, and an abusive stepfather.

According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, eating disorders are the third most common chronic illness adolescents face. Listen as Dr. Tim Clinton discusses this devastating epidemic with clinical psychologist Dr. Margaret Nagib. Dr. Nagib identifies the widespread impact of diseases like bulimia and anorexia and how those struggling can find healing and restoration.

When Jesus fed the 5000, He did not rely on the Roman government but challenged His followers to complete this task. On this broadcast, Dr. Dobson continues addressing the welfare crises by interviewing author and speaker Star Parker. She explains how economic programs, like food stamps or low-income housing, actually hurt minorities in America. Hear what the church can do to help the poor.

Scripture instructs every believer to care for and protect the oppressed and needy. On this classic broadcast, Dr. Dobson discusses the failures of the welfare system with Star Parker, author of Uncle Sam's Plantation. She opens up about overcoming her past of poverty, addiction, and crime. Star also simplifies why the government is not truly helping the poor in this country.

Everything that we do, both physically and mentally, must be done to glorify God. Listen as Dr. Dobson continues his conversation with successful businessman Ken Eldred. Ken explains why so many in the corporate world 'burn out,' and how he integrated faith into his daily work habits. He also shares stories of God answering prayers in unexpected ways.

Psalm 127 says, "Unless the Lord builds the house, the builders labor in vain." On this classic Family Talk broadcast, Dr. Dobson sits down with author and businessman Ken Eldred. Ken describes how his empty achievements in the corporate world caused him to seek out a relationship with Jesus. He also challenges those in business to evaluate how their work schedule impacts family life.

In Genesis 1, we see God intricately forming Adam and Eve, and creating them as male or female. This broadcast focuses on how society has ignored Creation and biology through Dr. Tim Clinton's conversation with author Nancy Pearcey. They continue to look at why culture views the body as worthless and how parents can educate their children on these moral issues.

Christians in the 21st century constantly struggle with defending their faith against secular worldviews. On this broadcast, Dr. Tim Clinton addresses this subject with Nancy Pearcey, Professor of Apologetics at Houston Baptist University. Through her new book Love Thy Body, she unpacks how the moral issues in society boil down to a damaged view of one's self.