Dr. James Dobson's Family Talk

The number of children diagnosed with autism in America has dramatically risen in recent years and the families impacted are being drained emotionally, spiritually, and financially. On this episode Dr. Tim Clinton will talk to Mark and Jenny Shaffer along with Dr. Jerry Kartzinel, all of whom have a child with autism. They will speak to the stress autism has had on their families, and the support they’ve received from the body of Christ.

On this broadcast Dr. Tim Clinton, President of the AACC, will conclude his conversation with Dr. Jerry Kartzinel and Mark and Jenny Shaffer, about raising children with autism. They will discuss ways parents can improve their child’s condition through diet and exercise and warn against neglecting the rest of the family while raising a special needs child.

It’s a fact that we all experience trials and pain, and when we go through those times, we must look to the true source of comfort, God’s Word. On this episode, Dr. Tim Clinton will talk with Steve Bundy from Joni and Friends, about his work with The Beyond Suffering Bible. Steve will explain how this Bible ministers to those with an ailing family member or a parent struggling with a special needs child.

Is the flame of romance in your marriage more like a roaring fire or a flicker that’s about to fan out? Guests Bill and Pam Farrel, authors of the book, Red-Hot Monogamy, get real about the idea of intimacy in marriage. For starters, they’ll explain why leaving love notes for your spouse isn’t just child’s play. If you desire more passion in your marriage, this conversation is for you.

Are you looking for ways to spice up your marriage? Then try feeding the ducks. If this isn’t the advice you were expecting, tune in to hear Part II of our lively interview with Bill and Pam Farrel, the authors of the book Red-Hot Monogamy, and find out why. Who knows… revving up your love life might begin with a simple stroll through the park.

A family’s spiritual health begins with the parent’s dedication and intentionality to develop their own personal walk with Jesus. Dr. Dobson will conclude his conversation with Dr. Bruce Wilkinson, founder of Teach Every Nation ministry. Dr. Wilkinson will share the reasons parents give for not having devotional time and why spiritual growth is a low priority in some families.

Family Talk is concluding it’s Best of the Best broadcast series today with the final installment of a conversation Dr. Dobson had with Rabbi Jonathan Cahn about his new book The Paradigm. The two ended by discussing the relevance of the pivotal 2016 election and what the future holds for our country.

From everyone here at Dr. James Dobson’s Family Talk, Happy New Year! On this episode, Dr. Dobson will talk with the founders of a new ministry called Faithfully Bold Movement. These women will describe how their own personal tragedies compelled them to help others who are facing similar situations.

Now on Family Talk, Dr. Dobson will conclude his interview with Nicole, Lisa and Angela from the Faithfully Bold Movement. These women will share how their organization reaches those who are hurting and how other people can get involved in this movement. Hear how God is using these women to be the hands and feet of Jesus to those in need.

On this edition of Family Talk, you will hear a captivating testimony from Diet Eman, a heroic woman who secretly rescued Jews in the Netherlands during World War II. She will share her experience living under Nazi occupation and the conviction she felt to save the Jewish people from certain death.

2 Corinthians says, “We are pressed but not crushed; persecuted but not abandoned; struck down but not destroyed.” World War II survivor Diet Eman, completely embodies this scripture. Now on Family Talk, Diet will share how her involvement in the Dutch resistance, forced her into hiding.

Now on Family Talk, we conclude the powerful testimony of Diet Eman, a World War II survivor who lived in German occupied Netherlands and helped countless Jews escape the Nazi regime. In this final part of her story, she will share how God preserved her life despite being imprisoned in a concentration camp.

The Bible says in Romans that God’s invisible qualities and divine nature are so clearly seen in creation, that we are left without an excuse but to praise Him. On this edition of Family Talk, Dr. Dobson will sit down with author David Rives to consider the science behind Biblical creation and why the next generation needs to be more informed about this topic.

Now on Family Talk, we bring you part two of a stimulating conversation between Dr. Dobson and author David Rives, about the case for Biblical creation in science. On this episode, the two will examine the flaws of an evolutionary worldview and why an intelligently designed universe gives life purpose and meaning.

Remaining pure in today’s explicit and immoral culture, is easier said than done. On this edition of Family Talk, Dr. Dobson will sit down with author and speaker Elisabeth Elliot to talk about her book “Passion and Purity.” The two will examine the difficulty young people have in creating boundaries in their physical relationships and how the church must boldly teach what the Bible says about sex outside marriage.