Parents face challenges in protecting children from harmful cultural influences. Building strong, loving relationships with children is crucial for guiding them amid modern challenges, rather than solely relying on rules. Emotional connections and communication help foster adherence to family values and prevent rebellion in the face of external temptations.
For the past four decades, Dr. James Dobson has been a leading advocate for family values, strengthening marriage and parenting. Dr. James Dobson’s Family Talk is a program with a purpose: “To help preserve and promote the institution of the family and the biblical principles on which it is based and to seek to introduce as many people as possible to the gospel of Jesus Christ.” Dr. James Dobson’s Family Talk provides sound biblical advice for Christian marriages, families and parenting.
For the past four decades, Dr. James Dobson has been a leading advocate for family values, strengthening marriage and parenting. Dr. James Dobson’s Family Talk is a program with a purpose: “To help preserve and promote the institution of the family and the biblical principles on which it is based and to seek to introduce as many people as possible to the gospel of Jesus Christ.” Dr. James Dobson’s Family Talk provides sound biblical advice for Christian marriages, families and parenting.
Teaching children responsibility requires more than good intentions—it takes smart strategies. On today’s edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson continues his conversation with parenting expert John Rosemond about building character in your kids. They share practical strategies for teaching children to accept responsibility and be resourceful in today's world.
Are you struggling to teach your children to respect authority? On today’s edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson welcomes education expert John Rosemond to discuss his book, A Family of Value. They explore how modern psychology has led families astray, and why returning to biblical principles is essential for raising respectful, well-behaved kids.
Christians today are no longer seen as simply wrong—they’re viewed as evil and toxic. On today’s edition of Family Talk, Roger Marsh welcomes author and apologist Natasha Crain to discuss her provocative new book, When Culture Hates You. She shares how believers can persevere for the common good in an increasingly hostile public square. Don’t miss this timely conversation about faith and courage.
I can commend no better model of selfless, unconditional commitment than Robertson McQuilkin. In his book A Promise Kept, he relates how he served as president of a thriving seminary and Bible college
The quickest way to destroy a family is to cause a breakdown in communication.