Dr. James Dobson's Family Talk

Forced abortion, infanticide, sexual slavery and forced sterilization are just a handful of the human rights abuses caused by China’s brutal population control policies. Hear about one woman’s fight to end the brutality and save China’s baby girls.

After months of rigorous research, Shaunti Feldhahn discovered the number one relational need of men: to feel respected and trusted by their wives. She returns to discuss her findings with Dr. Dobson and show how a wife can help build her husband's self-respect.

God calls us all to the mission field. For some, that means going half way around the world, but for most it means going to the next cubicle, construction site or cash register. Evangelism can be as simple as taking your faith to work in appropriate, engaging ways. Learn this simple, non-threatening approach to evangelism.

Most of us spend about 30% of our lives at work, and most of the people we work with are non- believers. God commands us to tell others about Him, so for many of us, our workplace is the mission field we are called to. Today’s guests explain how to take your faith to work in appropriate, engaging ways.

All of us long for significance, sufficiency, and security, and we often look to our jobs, our relationships, or our accomplishments to give us these things. But on this classic broadcast, the late Pastor Adrian Rogers explains how these things can only be found in Christ. When we truly understand who we are in Him, we can begin to understand our true value.

What does this new administration mean for Christians? For our nation? For families? Dr. Dobson was there for that historic moment, and he’s excited about what it could mean for our future. Hear his encouraging message about the hope that was inaugurated on January 20th.

On Inauguration Day, much of the news focused on the violence and anger of the protestors, but that wasn’t the whole story. There was also excitement and hope for this new era. Dr. Dobson was there, and here on Family Talk, he shares stories about the ceremony, the balls, the parades, and especially the powerful prayer sessions for our new leaders.

Though we face tough times in our culture, a spiritual hunger is sweeping the land. And God can use that longing to turn people’s hearts to Him. That’s why now more than ever, believers must remember God’s faithfulness and tell others about it.

Again and again in the Bible, leaders used memorial stones to mark significant events and remind people of God’s faithfulness. These reminders strengthened the faith of the people as they passed the stories down the generations. Ravi Zacharias returns to encourage believers to build the faith of the next generation with stories of God’s workings today.

Leadership can often be lonely, especially for Christian leaders standing up for truth in the culture. Yet, God has called them to this role and likewise calls believers to pray for those in authority over them. Ravi Zacharias reminds us of the crucial role of Godly leaders.