Today on Family Talk, Dr. Dobson talks about the passing of his close friend and cousin, Reverend H.B. London. He honors Rev. London through one of their most meaningful conversations about each of their fathers, recorded in 1997. They discuss the need for dads to prioritize their children, and regularly communicate love to them. Dr. Dobson and Rev. London also talk about the role of forgiveness and reconciliation in broken relationships.

The dynamic between parents and their children can be quite hostile if respect and honor are not a priority. Today on Family Talk, you’ll hear a classic conversation Dr. Dobson had with author and speaker, Dr. Gary Smalley. Dr. Smalley stressed the need for parents to be gentle and loving toward their kids in all circumstances. The two also talked about how proper discipline can edify, while still encouraging good behavior.

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The dynamic between parents and their children can be quite hostile if respect and honor are not a priority. Today on Family Talk, youll hear a classic conversation Dr. Dobson had with author and speaker, Dr. Gary Smalley. Dr. Smalley stressed the need for parents to be gentle and loving toward their kids in all circumstances. The two also talked about how proper discipline can edify, while still encouraging good behavior.

The dynamic between parents and their children can be quite hostile if respect and honor are not a priority. Today on Family Talk, you’ll hear a classic conversation Dr. Dobson had with author and speaker, Dr. Gary Smalley. Dr. Smalley stressed the need for parents to be gentle and loving toward their kids in all circumstances. The two also talked about how proper discipline can edify, while still encouraging good behavior.

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/707/29

The dynamic between parents and their children can be quite hostile if respect and honor are not a priority. Today on Family Talk, youll hear a classic conversation Dr. Dobson had with author and speaker, Dr. Gary Smalley. Dr. Smalley stressed the need for parents to be gentle and loving toward their kids in all circumstances. The two also talked about how proper discipline can edify, while still encouraging good behavior.

The case for the validity of the Bible is overwhelming, especially with the number of archeological findings.Today onFamily Talk, Dr. Dobson talks with Lisette and David Brody about Lisette'snew bookEtched in Stone.They share the various discoveries they’ve cataloged that verify the existence of biblical characters and places and therenewed confidence we can have in the Bible.

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The case for the validity of the Bible is overwhelming, especially with the number of archeological findings.Today onFamily Talk, Dr. Dobson talks with Lissette and David Brody about their new bookEtched in Stone.They share the various discoveries theyve cataloged that verify the existence of biblical characters and places and therenewed confidence we can have in the Bible.

There is no bigger obligation for parents than to teach their kids God’s Word. Today on Family Talk, Dr. Dobson concludes his conversation with Joe White, president of Kanakuk Kamps and author of Faith Training. They reiterate the jobs of mothers and fathers to complete their children’s education, with the Bible as the centerpiece.

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There is no bigger obligation for parents than to teach their kids Gods Word. Today on Family Talk, Dr. Dobson concludes his conversation with Joe White, president of Kanakuk Kamps and author of Faith Training. They reiterate the jobs of mothers and fathers to complete their childrens education, with the Bible as the centerpiece.

Isaiah 38 reminds parents to share stories of God’s faithfulness with their kids. On this edition of Family Talk, Dr. Dobson talks with his good friend Joe White, author of Faith Training. Joe uses the analogy of passing a baton to describe the transfer of a spiritual legacy from generation to generation. The two also examine the value of memorizing Scripture, and the numerous ways to love your kids.

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