Dr. James Dobson's Family Talk

Dr. Darrell Jones, pastor and Herzog Foundation leader advancing Christ-centered K-12 education. He discusses the foundation's $350M mission, the rise of micro schools and school choice, tools like Schoolbox that launch faith-based schools, and programs such as the Freedom Tour 250 and Read Lion informing Christian families.

Dana Wichterman, international development and impact investing pro, and Bill Wichterman, attorney and former presidential adviser, co-authors on stewarding money for faith. They share stories of radical generosity and kingdom-aligned investing. They discuss balancing saving versus hoarding, faith-based investment screens, and using for-profit solutions to fight poverty.

Dana Wichterman, an international economic development and impact investing advisor, and Bill Wichterman, an author and policy professional, share their work on aligning money with faith. They discuss childhood money lessons and tithing versus holistic stewardship. They cover growing generosity habits, practical rhythms to invite God into finances, and teaching children stewardship in everyday life.

Dr. James Dobson, founder of the James Dobson Family Institute and longtime Christian author and speaker, delivers an extended message on the necessity of Christ’s death and resurrection. He explores Easter’s central meaning and why a sinless substitute was required. He unpacks Isaiah 53, explains how God’s love and justice meet at the cross, and outlines repentance and a model prayer.

Dr. Walt Larimore, family physician and bestselling author, shares practical medical and parenting advice rooted in clinical experience and Christian perspectives. He discusses childhood obesity and exercise, the power of family meals, cutting screens and overscheduling, nutrition tips for busy parents, and community and mentor support for struggling families.

Dr. Walt Larimore, family physician and author of The Highly Healthy Child, offers four-part guidance on child health. He explains a wheel metaphor of physical, emotional, relational, and spiritual wellbeing. Short stories and practical tips highlight parental roles, choosing clinicians, and addressing common concerns like vaccines and headaches.

Coach John Wooden, legendary UCLA coach and creator of the Pyramid of Success, shares stories from WWII, his sudden retirement, and the origin of his Pyramid. He discusses faith, daily practices, team culture, integrity in facing segregation, and what it means to finish well. Short, reflective, and full of character lessons.

Coach John Wooden, legendary UCLA coach who won 10 national championships and built the Pyramid of Success. He reflects on his farm childhood, faith and parenting influence. He recalls discipline at UCLA, narrow brushes with wartime danger, and a lifelong marriage filled with devotion. Short, reflective stories reveal the character behind the wins.

Dr. Ted Engstrom, longtime evangelical leader and nonprofit executive who led Zondervan, Youth for Christ, and World Vision. He reflects on his conversion, early publishing days, and the call to global evangelism. He recounts transforming a struggling ministry, mentoring others, and shares hopes about heaven and marriage counsel. Conversations touch on leadership, faith, and lifelong service.

Charles Stone, pastor and author with 40+ years in ministry, offers practical habits from his book Stress Less. He explores breathing and the STOP technique, naming emotions to tame them, auditing thoughts with START, and gratitude practices. Short, actionable tools for reducing anxiety and building steady resilience.