Gene on Family Talk, with Dr. James Dobson

Gene on Family Talk, with Dr. James Dobson

Several months ago I received a call from Dr. James Dobson inviting me to participate in his syndicated Family Talk program, currently airing on more than a thousand radio stations. More specifically, he expressed interest in promoting the new release of the multi-media version of The Measure of a Man.

Measure of a Man

Measure of a Man

Following his invitation, I recently traveled to Colorado Springs to meet with Dr. Dobson and members of his organization for the purpose of recording two programs on “The Measure of a Man”  that aired last week–Wednesday and Thursday, November 9th and 10th.
Dr. Dobson’s invitation came as a complete surprise–further evidence to me of God’s desire to reach even more people with the transformational truths contained in The Measure of a Man. Please join me in praising and thanking God for the many special ways in which He continues to bless our ministry.

Listen to Wednesday’s Familytalk podcast. 

Listen to Thursday’s Familytalk podcast.

Family Talk’s website


One Comment on “Gene on Family Talk, with Dr. James Dobson”

  1. I married a man who divorced his wife after 18 years. Because his marriage was awful, he didn’t want to ever marry again. He had a relationship for 5 years with one lady. They traveled and did many things together. They broke up and he met Faye who was 9 years older than him. They were together for 20 years and he loved her, but would not marry her because he felt her son would cause problems. She had been dead for 2 1/2 years when we were reacquainted after 60 years. He did not want to talk about his past. However he would cry from time to time and I knew it was about Faye. He called her a classy lady and great cook. They went everywhere together. We got married and seeing him cry really hurts me. It’s like she is still his #1 love of his life. We have talked about his heart not having time to heal before we married. He says his past is his past and he wants to move on. However, I sense she is still between us. What can I do? Once we watched a movie where the spouse died, and he was crying. I knew it wasn’t the movie, but remembering her. I said to him it’s still hard isn’t it? And he said yes. I’m really struggling. We have been married a year. It’s like there is a barrier between us. Please help me!

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