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When someone you trust betrays you, the pain can change more than your circumstances—it can shake your faith in God. Discover how honest prayer, forgiveness, and gratitude can help you move beyond bitterness and begin rebuilding hope, even when life hasn't turned out as you expected.
Not every loss involves the death of a loved one. Broken dreams, unexpected endings, and painful disappointments can leave us grieving, too. Discover why it's okay to grieve even when you trust God—and how the compassion of Jesus offers comfort in life's most difficult seasons.
You’ve often heard me say that seeing our children come to faith in Christ is a parent’s highest priority. Can there be anything more important than knowing that these precious gifts from God will be in heaven with us for all eternity? Unless we are successful in imparting the good news of salvation to them, we will never see them again in the afterlife.
What happens when winning an argument matters more than the people we love? Discover how one painful conversation revealed a deeper problem of the heart—and how God's grace can transform even our most stubborn attitudes.
Dr. Dobson, what do you tell kids about Halloween?
What would you do if standing by your convictions meant risking your job, a relationship, or the approval of others? Discover how faith in Christ can give you the courage to do what is right, even when the consequences are beyond your control.
Boys and girls are different in ways that go beyond the obvious. Dr. James Dobson explores how biology influences their development and behavior—and why understanding these differences can help parents better appreciate and guide their children.
One of the greatest destroyers of faith is timing that doesn't fit our preconceived notions. We live in a fast-paced world where we have come to expect instant responses to every desire and need. In
Life will test each of us severely, if not during our younger days, then through the events surrounding our final days. Jesus spoke of this inevitability when He said, "In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world."
Where did we get the notion that the Christian life is a piece of cake? Where is the evidence for the "name it, claim it" theology that promises God will skip along in front of us with His great cosmi
