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Dietrich Bonhoeffer famously said, Not to speak is to speak, not to act is to act.On thisFamily Talkbroadcast, youll hear from Diet [dEEt] Eman [emon], a Holocaust survivor who was imprisoned for her resistance to the Nazis.She shares with Dr. Dobson stories of suffering through a concentration camp, and why she felt compelled to help those who were persecuted.

The widespread abuse and fatalities attributed to opioid addiction have forced the government to label it a public health crisis. On this Family Talk broadcast, Dr. Tim Clinton sits down with Shannon Royce of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. She describes how addiction warps the brain, but also how communities can bring an end to this epidemic.

During his ministry, the Reverend Billy Graham led millions of people to a meaningful relationship with Jesus. Today on Family Talk, well look back at his life through an interview Dr. Dobson had with Franklin Graham. Franklin shares stories of his fathers early childhood, and what Billy Graham was like when he wasnt preaching. Its a fascinating conversation about one of the most well-known evangelists.

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, 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, 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 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 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 Gods 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.

All believers, both young and old, have a deep longing to know Gods unique will. Today on Family Talk, Dr. Dobson continues his conversation with author and speaker, Dr. Emerson Eggerichs. They dive into Dr. Eggerichs new book, The 4 Wills of God. Dr. Eggerichs explains how believing in God, giving thanks, and fleeing sexual sin allows us to understand Gods plans for our lives.

Men and women have very different needs in marriage. Dr. Dobson welcomes to the Family Talk studios New York Times best-selling author, Dr. Emerson Eggerichs. The two revisit Dr. Eggerichs book Love and Respect, and analyze how couples can grow their relationship through these attributes.

Most women, when they enter into marriage, have very little understanding of what their husband wants or desires.Today, youll listen to a classicFamily Talkbroadcast, featuring Dr. Dobson and the late Dr. Howard Hendricks.They discussed the mentality of men in relationships, what husbands wish their wives knew about men, and how God plays a key role in marriage.

On this Thursday edition of Family Talk, Dr. Dobson concludes his conversation with Dr. Robert Jeffress, author of Choosing the Extraordinary Life. Dr. Jeffress shares biblical truths from the story of Elijah which relate to us today. He and Dr. Dobson also discuss how God is writing our story, and the importance of completely devoting our lives to God.

Elijah was commissioned by God to radically engage the evil culture that threatened Israels livelihood. Today on Family Talk, Dr. Dobson talks with Dr. Robert Jeffress, author of the new book Choosing the Extraordinary Life. The two stress the need for believers to influence their society, and what it means for Christians to be salt and light.

The history of America is filled with the stories of men and women who labored, fought, and prayed for liberty. Without cultivating the knowledge of this countrys history, we cannot hope to shape its future. On this edition ofFamily Talk, Dr. Dobson concludes his conversation with author and radio host Eric Metaxas, to remind us of the promise of American liberty, and what we can do as a nation to save it.