Kids spell love T - I – M - E. That is time with you, dad. Our son and daughter-in-law just had their second child, a little girl. I dutifully handed the veteran dad his second jar of 936 marbles when they brought the newborn home. There are 936 weeks from birth to age 18. Taking a marble out of the jar every week is a visible reminder of time passed and time ahead.

Time gets by quickly! Every week ...read on

I was blessed to attend the National Coalition of Ministries to Men National Conference this past weekend. Of the ministries represented, I was impressed with the number of organizations focused on pornography – how it is destroying marriages and distorting what healthy relationship looks like for a whole generation of young people.
The statistics are ...read on

I am thankful for you and your heart for committing to be the dad you are called to be. Faithful Fathering is working to make a few resources easily accessible for your use during a particular season of the year. Here, I am asking you to check out the link below to access the resources and provide feedback.

The initiative is designed to give you an opportunity to ...read on

Dad is a superhero to a child, at least up to a certain age. The expectations are high. Dad is to be big, strong, quick enough to catch a falling kid, simple enough to play games, skilled enough to bandage a wound and soft enough to give a hug. He coaches teams, drives to games, leads the way to church and supports all school and extra-curricular activity.

As kids move into their teen years, a dad may not be ...read on