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Dobson Family Institute.

I'm Roger Marsh.

You know, it's no secret that every human being on the face of planet Earth and every

human being who's ever walked the face of planet Earth has at one point or another struggled

with power.

Maybe it was in the workplace.

You're competing for that promotion, or trying to control a difficult situation, or perhaps

you've experienced it in your home in those tense moments when you and your spouse just can't

see eye to eye and someone has to back down. The truth is, power dynamics shape every relationship we have,

from the boardroom to the living room. And today on Dr. James Dobson's family talk, we are

continuing a fascinating conversation that Dr. James Dobson had with his good friend Chuck

Colson about this issue of power, specifically the use and abuse of it. The program you're about to hear is the

second part of a three-part conversation that Dr. had with Chuck Colson back in 1984, and we've

included it in this year's Best of Broadcast Collection as we are remembering the spectacular

legacy of Dr. James Clayton Dobson, Jr. Now, if you would like to get a copy of our

2025 Best of Broadcast collection that features everything from the first family talk broadcast,

all the way to the last words Dr. Dobson spoke in studio. I'll have information on how you can

receive a copy at the end of today's program. When you think about truth and when you think about power,

you can't help but think about Chuck Colson. After all, Chuck served as a senior aide to President

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