How Dads Should Talk to their Children Guest: Kevin Schaal

Dads, don't use a poor upbringing as an excuse for failing your kids. Establish a daily practice of reading and talking about the Bible in your home.

Godly Leaders Go First Guest: Joe Fant

Godly leaders should lead by example, serving, forgiving, talking about God, getting out of bed early, and saying “I love you.”

Book Review: What’s Best Next Kristopher Schaal

What’s Best Next was the biggest game changer I have read in a long time. I look forward to seeing the long-term effects it has on my life as I continue to pursue the praise, “Well done, good and faithful servant.”

Do Not Provoke Your Children Zach Sparkman

Colossians 3:21 commands fathers to not provoke their children, which disheartens the child. Instead, fathers should love their children and aim for their hearts in parenting.

Leading Your Family Through Betrayal Clay Gibbons

Betrayal hurts the whole family. We have recently experienced this as a family and here are a few things to consider when facing hurt as a family.

Dad’s, Mom Needs a Break! Brett Stowe

Dad need to give their wives intentional breaks alone for them to cultivate and nourish their personal walk with Christ.

Ask Me Anything: Making Space for Awkward Conversations with Teens Jonathan Barnes

Fathers must make time to teach their children diligently, and this requires growing your relationships with your children so much that you can have “awkward conversations” with them to help them grow.

Helping Your Child Face Fear Chris Pennington

Help your child conquer fear with four spiritual steps: listen and care like God, ask foundational questions, equip with the Bible, and teach about God's glory.

What Should I Expect From My Teenager? Chris Lynch

Western society, by and large, expects the teen years to be ones fraught with immaturity, listlessness and wasted time. This perspective on adolescence has permeated Christian homes as well. But we as dads, parents, and fellow church members need to ask this question: what are God’s expectations for Christian teens?