Why doesn’t the slogan, “Do as I say, not as I do” ever work with your kids? Because often when it comes to parenting, “actions speak louder than words.” If you are going to effectively disciple your children, they need to see that YOU walk with God!

Our environment shapes the way we process and interpret life. Perhaps no message is more regularly communicated than, “Be true to yourself.” As Christian dads, we must be on guard and counter these powerful cultural assumptions with Bible truth.

It’s easy to be caught up in the day-to-day activities of being a dad and forget this sobering truth: your children need something that you cannot give them. They need their eyes opened. In 1 Corinthians 2, we meet the only Person who can open blind eyes.

If you are struggling to “redeem the time” (Eph. 5:16) as a family, here are three worthwhile family activities to incorporate into your final weeks of summer—and perhaps continue throughout the entire school year.

“What is the goal of parenting?” It’s very easy for dads to slip into pursuing the wrong goals in our parenting. Let’s explore some of those common unbiblical goals and then look at what the Bible has to say.

Because our kids are always listening, we should pay attention to what we say. Here are 5 things your kids need to hear you say.

How can we lead our families in a way that pleases God? John MacArthur’s Brave Dad is a great resource for a dad who is ready for the simple truth about biblical fatherhood.

A real long-term investing strategy looks far beyond retirement—to eternity. As dads, we must invest ourselves in heavenly treasures for the glory of God and the benefit of our families.

If you've never read Shepherding A Child's Heart by Paul Tripp, perhaps it's time to pick it up. Parents are called by God to shepherd their child's heart and not just manage their behavior. Kris Schaal will give you 6 reasons why you should read this book.