Dads, Daughters, and a Willingness to Learn and Grow
Bearing your daughter’s burdens, which are often relational and emotional, means learning to listen, to understand, and to speak into those burdens without always solving them.”
When a father leads the way in submitting to Christ, it can have a profound effect on the rest of his family
Bearing your daughter’s burdens, which are often relational and emotional, means learning to listen, to understand, and to speak into those burdens without always solving them.”
The recognition of my lack of control over my family and the world they live in frees me to give the problem of their security over to the Lord himself.
Even something as innocent as a Father’s Day church service can exacerbate what is already a loss felt every day.
The Spirit of the Son, who knows the Father intimately – who, in fact, is one with the Father, must convince us of what our Dad is really like.
I still remember hearing the door slam for the first time: anger from MY child. I can still see the despair on his face, telling me how incapable he feels of living up to my standards: discouragement from…
Last month, during our church’s celebration of Mother’s Day, our congregation cried out to God in a call-and-response lament over broken motherhood. I debated whether or not we should incorporate a similar lament into our Order of Worship…