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Sunday can be the most satisfying, joy-filled and joy-provoking, and indeed, worshipful, day of the week for you and your family.

We as husbands and fathers are called to lead in how our families prioritize and pursue recreation. God’s Word has valuable truths to communicate about this topic, so family fun provides us with a wonderful opportunity to lead biblically.

We have a pool in our backyard. We also have young children. What steps do we take to protect them? 1) A fence, 2) swim lessons, and 3) supervision. Learn how these steps relate to protecting our teens online.

What does it mean to be a good dad? And should being good be our goal? In the story of the rich young official in Luke 18, Jesus helps to clear up some misunderstanding surrounding that little word, “good.”

Many Christian resources exist that instruct fathers what to do and say with their children, but a man must first find a true passion for the relationship itself if he is to be effective. If a father lacks a godly desire for his own children, no method of parenting will ever bear true fruit.

How would you like a versatile tool that is guaranteed to never wear out and always stay sharp and strong? Chances are you already have it. The question is, are you using it?

Reading regularly exposes your children to distant lands and cultures, breeds a healthy imagination and curiosity, and expands their horizons for God. As a dad, you have a special role in providing this gift.

As my Grandpa Wright’s ordinary life nears its end, I am struck by the extraordinary legacy of godliness he leaves behind. How? What virtues of Christ were visible in him? Who must I be now, by God’s grace, if I want to reach the end of my life with the same legacy of godliness? Here’s an edifying personal reflection on my grandfather’s life, near its end.

When it seems like the world is falling apart, our children need to see that God can be trusted to take care of us.