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    Stop Trying to Be a Good Dad
    Stop Trying to Be a Good Dad John Pate

    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.”

    John Pate