Well, hello, everyone. I'm James Dobson, and you're listening to Family Talk, a listener-supported ministry.

In fact, thank you so much for being part of that support for James Dobson Family Institute.

Well, hello, everyone. I'm Roger Marsh, welcoming you to Family Talk, the broadcast division of the Dr. James Dobson Family Institute. On today's program, we're revisiting a powerful and classic conversation Dr. Dobson had with former NFL coach Tony Dungey. If you're a parent raising children in today's culture or if you

mentor young people, this broadcast will encourage and equip you. As Booker T. Washington once said,

excellence is to do a common thing in an uncommon way, and that describes what you are endeavoring

to do in this season of life. Tony Dungey's credentials speak for themselves. He's a Super Bowl-winning coach

who led the Indianapolis Colts to victory in the 2007 Super Bowl, becoming the first African-American

coach to hoist the Lombardi Trophy. He's also a pro football Hall of Famer and a New York Times

best-selling author. But what sets Tony Dungy apart isn't just his success on the field.

It's his unwavering commitment to biblical principles and mentoring young men on and off the field.

Throughout his coaching career, Tony Dungey witnessed a troubling reality. Three out of four

NFL players came from homes without fathers. This shaped his approach to leadership and also fueled his

passion for filling that void. On today's edition of Family Talk, you'll hear how Tony stepped

away from coaching at the peak of his career to pursue something even more significant,

investing in the next generation. Let's join Dr. James Dobson now and coach Tony Dungey

for the special conversation on today's edition of Family Talk.

The year was 2007, and our guest on one of those days

was coach Tony Dungey, who had just won a Super Bowl shortly before that

as the coach of the Indianapolis Colts.

And he had also just come out with a new book called Quiet Strength, which went on to be

the number one best-selling book on the New York Times list.

And everyone here fell in love with this good, godly man on that day, especially my wife Shirley, and I wasn't even jealous.

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