How Best to Raise a Daughter – What author Amalie Jahn learned from her dad.
I can never walk into the lumber section of a big box hardware store without thinking of my dad, mainly because the aroma of aftershave and sawdust call to mind so many of my fondest childhood memories.
Jellyfish Teaching
So, my son and I both got stung by jellyfish on our vacation.What did God teach us that day? Find out here.
My Father Was, So I Am
One of my favorite bonds has been related to music and singing. It started at a very early age. My parents tell a story of a time when dad was...
A Father’s Blessing
Once when I was a teenager, my father and I were standing in line to buy tickets for the circus. Finally, there was only one family between us and the ticket counter. This family made a big impression on me
Fatherhood Changes Everything
If Fatherhood Changes Everything, why do some men not take fatherhood seriously? Discover what it takes to be a Real Dad.
Manly Fathers – You Are The Head of the Home!
Fathers, the reason you ought to live such a godly life is that you are modeling before your family what Almighty God is like and what the Lord Jesus Christ is like.
My Father Taught Me to Fight the Good Fight!
It seems that for most of my life, I’ve had to fight for things, and this stems from my father. He stood for what was right for three hearing impaired children in a public school.
My Father Provides
God made the man to provide. That provision goes beyond food and clothing and housing. If you think that you can give your kids things and put your wife in a beautiful house and you’ve done your job, you’re wrong
My Father Built Character Into Me
David Kraft was a big, strong man -- all muscle. At the age of 32, he was six feet, two inches tall and weighed 200 pounds. Then he was diagnosed with cancer. It wracked his body, and over a period of time, he dropped from 200 pounds to 80 pounds.
My Father Was a Hard Working Man – by Robert Holland
My Dad, Herbert Holland, went to work at the Viscose in Parkersburg, West Virginia in February of 1942. The company manufactured rayon and employed about three-thousand people during World War II. I was very happy Dad got the job.
Don’t Freak Out! (podcast)
I must warn you that there will be many times you’ll have no clue what to do. But you still have to pretend you are in control. Like when your three-year old melts down at the grocery store. What do you do? Listen to today's episode and find out.
Influence Your Children _by Phil Conrad
If all we need to do, as “good men”, is something, then, how much more does it take for us to become ‘great' men?
My Father Liked Baseball
I don’t know if my Dad liked baseball all that much, but I know he loved me. My fondest memories as a boy were when my dad would take time in the evenings to play baseball with us. And yours?
Manly Fathers (pt 1) — Who Are You?
God made man and God made woman. God made them different. God made them different for a purpose.
The Mark of a Dad – Sleepless! (Podcast)
Dads, you are called to be a servant. Once you understand this principle, you’ll probably not get six continuous hours of good sleep ever again
The Mark of a Dad – Laugh! (podcast)
How can a father keep his cool and his samity? Eduardo explains just how important it is to have a good sense of humor and laugh. Listen to this 10 minute podcast, and be encouraged!