What Fathers Forget to Provide
Most fathers know they must provide for their children, but many miss that this provision includes wisdom, shared consistently and intentionally.
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Most fathers know they must provide for their children, but many miss that this provision includes wisdom, shared consistently and intentionally.
Let's use David and Goliath as an example of how to guide our young children in their study and understanding of the well-known stories of the Bible.
Your children will remember the stories you tell them much better than your lectures and speeches.
God intentionally places us in a position of trust with our children so that we can use this opportunity to teach them to trust in Him.
This article is a call to embrace the brevity of life and live with purpose and intentionality for God and His purposes as we lead ourselves and our families.
Psalm 37 provides believing teens with a helpful mindset and approach to finding God's will for their lives.
A parent's greatest responsibility is to prepare their children to walk with Jesus and live for Him—not just for athletic or educational success.
In a world with more 'answers' than ever before, Dads desperately need God's wisdom to deal with the pressures of parenting.
Honor your fathers' legacy by building on their progress. God enjoys heaping disproportionate blessing onto the smallest bit of faithful obedience.
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