Episodes

What does is mean to have raised our children successfully as fathers? If our children have grown up to have good jobs, successful businesses, excelled in sports or in the world of entertainment, is that success? The chief ro...

Our minds are like a garden, it takes cultivation to come up with a beautiful garden and to maintain it. Without careful attention to the garden, weeds easily sprout and overrun the good grass, flowers or plants. Weeds don’t ...

One of the key roles of a father in the family is that of a provider. What naturally comes to mind when that word is said is financial provision. However, I think this role is much larger than just financial provision. Certai...

We often hear about the hormonal shifts that women go through during pregnancy and childbirth, but have you ever thought about how fathers are also affected? It might surprise you to learn that dads experience hormonal change...

Father, the other side of the coin

The animal kingdom provides us with many examples of fathers who exhibit qualities that match the fatherly attributes of God found in the Bible. As we observe these animal fathers, we are reminded of the love and care of our ...

God, the Preeminent Father is the perfect father, in Him we have a perfect example to emulate as fathers. He has revealed His nature or character in Scripture, which guides us when we read and put into practice what we learn....

Dads are important, no dads are crucial in the proper development and growth of kids. Statistics and research findings have proven this fact. In this episode we will talk about the latest research on fatherhood and the impact...

In this episode, we discuss the importance of the foundational years for a child's development and how fathers play a crucial role in this early phase. We will cover the significance of being present and engaged, prioritizing...

“Power is of two kinds. One is obtained by the fear of punishment and the other by acts of love. Power based on love is a thousand times more effective and permanent than the one derived from fear of punishment.” Mahatma Gand...