Dads Need Friends, Too
Discover the importance of godly friendship for dads, including being faithful, covering failings, and providing counsel for growth.
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Discover the importance of godly friendship for dads, including being faithful, covering failings, and providing counsel for growth.
The letdown that comes after Christmas can be difficult for many families. We have a unique opportunity to help our families find joy in the new year.
An exposition of Matthew 6:25–34 encouraging families to trust God to provide for their needs this holiday season as they focus on seeking His kingdom first.
This Christmas season, experience the timeless truths of the Bible through music.
Read this pastoral letter of encouragement to find comfort in the cross during this difficult season for those struggling with infertility.
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 should lead by example, serving, forgiving, talking about God, getting out of bed early, and saying "I love you."
I look forward to the long-term effects of What's Best Next on my life as I continue to strive to be a "good and faithful servant."
Colossians commands fathers to not provoke their children. Instead, fathers should love their children and aim for their hearts in parenting.
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