As fathers, God has entrusted us with the responsibility to raise sons of courage, integrity, and faith.
In this article, we uncover five ways to encourage your son, not occasionally, but daily, intentionally, and biblically.
Raising Daughters through Strength and Tenderness
Even when she’s grown, your daughter will always be your little girl. They’re like delicate fawns, entrusted to our care, to be both protected and nurtured uniquely.
As Christian fathers, our calling isn’t just to provide and discipline, it’s to balance strength with tenderness. To raise daughters who know they are deeply loved, secure in their identity, and confident in who God made them to be.
Are Men Merely Boys Grown Up?
Is your identity is wrapped up in your job, status, or mistakes? In this article, we’ll address some common misconceptions we believe to be the truth around what it means to be a man.
Parenting as a Team
Parenting is tough. The Bible provides us a roadmap to help us on our journey. In this article, we’ll discuss techniques you can use to parent as a team.
Parenting Teenagers with Grace and Wisdom: A Christian Man’s Perspective
Parenting teenagers can be one of the most challenging phases of fatherhood. To assist, this post provides practical suggestions based in biblical principles.
Navigating Marriage and Fatherhood as a Christian
As a Christian husband and father, you’re the spiritual leader of your household. We’ll discuss how to prepare and survive this culture war we’re in.
Priorities in a Healthy Work-Life Balance
The majority of our waking hours are spent at work. In this article, we discuss how to capitalize on the time spent with family.
Intimacy and Romance in Marriage
Intimacy and romance in marriage are full of pleasure within God’s design. Here, we’ll talk about what to do if it’s gotten a little bland.
Embracing Being a Christian Husband and Father in 2025
We live in a world where many will vilify you for being a straight Christian male. Let’s discuss what it means to be a Christian husband and father in 2024.
You Have Everything You Need
Many of us focus on what we don’t have instead of what we do. Try stepping back and seeing the gifts right before you.