I came across an interesting statement years ago. For the life of me, I can't remember the book or the author. But, I do remember the statement and the effect it had on me. The author boldly proclaimed, "As a father, everything we say and/or do to our child should be about helping the child... Continue Reading →
Revolutionary Fatherhood
Recently, I was a finalist for a pastoral position at a local church. I was excited about the prospect of re-entering church ministry. I told myself to not get too excited, but at the same time was really thinking that this role may be perfect for me. Then, came the day that I was informed... Continue Reading →
Father for Life
I've recently been experiencing something completely new, different and fun. My son left for college in New York City two years ago. That first year, he was getting his feet wet and figuring out what it meant to be a college student in the city. He didn't necessarily call for advice on a regular basis,... Continue Reading →
Win at All Costs
In this time of Us vs Them and win at all costs, I want to tackle a problem that is an underlying current in our society. Approximately 50% of marriages end in divorce. That statistic sucks! The simple fact is that there is very little that you and I can do to fix that huge... Continue Reading →
When You See Your Father in Your Son
I have a strong opinion that we are destined to be our fathers. I've worked with young fathers and fathers-to-be for close to ten years. I've always shared this statement. There is a qualifier though. We are destined to be our fathers unless we are intentional to not be our fathers. One statement I've heard... Continue Reading →