Hello, everyone. You're listening to Family Talk, a Radio Broadcasting Ministry of the James

Dobson Family Institute. I'm Dr. James Dobson, and thank you for joining us for this program.

All throughout his ministry, Jesus challenged his followers to intentionally seek out and care

for those in need. Thousands of years later, our culture is still hurting and filled with people

who need real help. This is Family Talk, a production of the James Dobson Family Institute.

I'm Roger Marsh, along with your host, psychologist and best-selling author Dr. James Dobson.

In just a moment, we'll continue Dr. Dobson's moving conversation that we started on yesterday's

broadcast with Victor and Eileen Marx. Victor and Eileen are brave humanitarians and founders of

all things possible ministries. On our last broadcast, Victor and Eileen talked about their

backgrounds and the specific missionary work they are doing overseas. Today, they'll describe

the ministry opportunities that have opened up to them with the refugees in Mexico. Victor will

also expound on his heart for wounded warriors and military personnel suffering with PTSD.

With that, let's listen now to the conclusion of this insightful interview on this edition

of Dr. James Dobson's Family Talk.

It's my understanding that you have three main projects at this time. Nora, which we heard about

yesterday is one of them. What are the other two? Well, I'd say the line in the lamb is our

other initiative that we're seeing tremendous, not only growth, but effectiveness,

because our organization, we want to make impact, but we're very much about outcomes. What is the

impact going to do long term, right? And these line in lambs, we're now partnering with missionaries

around the world who are saying, you're pointing at something. You can't see it. Tell us what you're

holding now. So this is a little lion that my wife actually, after our first time from Iraq,

seeing tens of thousands of kids and camps, we were like, Lord, what can we do to help?

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