Dr. James Dobson's Family Talk

John chapter 1 says that we can become children of God if we just accept the name of Jesus. On this classic interview, Dr. Dobson conducted over 30 years ago featuring Ad and B.J. Coors. Ad is the great-grandson of Adolph Coors, founder of Coors Brewery. He will talk about how the death of his father warped his young adult life, while his wife, B.J., unpacks the brokenness in their early marriage.

Breakups are hard to manage because God designed us to desire connection and relationship. On this broadcast, Dr. Dobson concludes his interview with the author of When Love Ends, Jackie M. Johnson. The two discuss the role of forgiveness when a relationship ends and reassures those who are broken hearted that things will get better with time.

Have you experienced a tough breakup? Are you struggling to find hope? Dr. Dobson sits down with author and blogger, Jackie M. Johnson about her book When Love Ends. The two share stories of difficult times in their relationships, and answer why breakups are so hard to get through. We pray this broadcast will provide encouragement.

On this episode, you’ll hear the conclusion to an in-depth panel discussion Dr. Dobson and Dr. Clinton were a part of last month on the need for the Christian voice to be heard in politics. The conversation centered around how the appointment of Judge Brett Kavanaugh could impact the Supreme Court and why an ‘originalist’ on the bench will steer the court back to its primary purpose.

The well-being of the United States hinges on the involvement of Christians in the political process. On this edition, you’ll hear a fascinating panel discussion that Dr. Dobson and Dr. Clinton took part in this summer, which focused on the importance of lower court appointments. The panel identified many religious liberty cases being fought in the courts and the change happening under the current administration.

Many men and women get caught up in the mainstream parenting methods, instead of raising their kids on the principles found in God’s Word. Dr. Dobson continues his classic conversation with author and columnist John Rosemond. The two explain why couples should embrace parental authority, the importance of fighting for the hearts and minds of their kids, and why a biblical approach to childrearing is the most effective method.

On this classic broadcast, Dr. James Dobson welcomes guest and fellow psychologist, Dr. John Rosemond, as they explain how postmodern thinking has influenced child-rearing over the past several decades. The result is ineffective parenting and stressed-out moms and dads. In their discussion, focused on Rosemond's book Parenting by the Book, they talk about the need for Christian parents to return to a biblical method for raising and disciplining kids that both instills respect and inspires obedience.

Mothers provide their young children with the perfect blend of nurturing love, direction, and discipline. On this broadcast, co-host Dr. Tim Clinton will talk with author, speaker, teacher and mother of four, Angela Thomas. The two talk about how women can handle the immense responsibilities of motherhood, while still having fun along the way. They’ll also stress the need for parents to live out their genuine faith, so their children will follow them.

Ladies, have you ever wondered what it is like for your husband to be married to you? Dr. Dobson and guest Linda Dillow will challenge you to face this difficult question so you can begin to make your marriage stronger and draw closer to your husband’s heart. Some women may be hesitant to take this challenge, but it’s important to be faithful to God and do all you can to forge a better partnership.

Moms and dads have a crucial obligation to impart wisdom and sound advice to their kids.On this edition, you will hear professor and speaker Dr. Rick Rigsby address this responsibility at the California Maritime University’s graduation commencement last summer. He shared the common-sense wisdom he learned from his father, who was a 3rd-grade dropout, and how those lessons produced excellence.

Sometimes to better study Scripture, we must take a step back and survey from a different perspective. Joining Dr. Dobson in the Family Talk studios is Pastor Skip Heitzig, from Calvary Albuquerque. He will share how he was saved through a sermon from the late Reverend Billy Graham, and unpacks the meaning behind his new book The Bible from 30,000 Feet.

Sometimes to better study Scripture, we must take a step back and survey from a different perspective. Joining Dr. Dobson in the Family Talk studios is Pastor Skip Heitzig, from Calvary Albuquerque. He will share how he was saved through a sermon from the late Reverend Billy Graham, and unpacks the meaning behind his new book The Bible from 30,000 Feet.

Even in the midst of our pain or the worst situation, we must trust God even when we don't understand Him. Dr. Dobson will continue his heartfelt conversation with Rachael Flick, widow of the slain El Paso County Sheriff Officer, Micah Flick. She explains how her counseling background has helped her process her husband's death, and how she helps other people who have experienced loss.

Psalm 23 promises that even when we walk through the valley of death, God will be with us. On this edition, Dr. Dobson sits down with Rachael Flick, widow of the slain El Paso County Sheriff's Office, Deputy Micah Flick. She will describe the shock and grief over her husband's death, and how she has developed a deeper relationship with God through this dark time.

One of the last commands Jesus gave on Earth was to go into all the world and preach the 'Good News'. Dr. Dobson welcomes back to Family Talk Pastor Greg Laurie from Harvest Christian Fellowship. Greg shares why he created a film and wrote a book on the faith journey of actor Steve McQueen, and explains his passion for evangelism through his 'Harvest America' events.