Today is Father’s Day. For some it is a day of joy; for others a day of sorrow. Some remember their fathers with fondness, while others wish to forget. Some never really knew the man who was their father and wish they did. Others carry scars from fathers they wish they had never known. Often how we perceive God is directly connected to the interaction we have with our father. If our father was gentle and kind, we often perceive God to be so. If our father was harsh and judgmental, we often perceive God to be so. Whether this should or shouldn’t be this way, it is. This brings me to the importance of what I share with you today: The Call to Godly Fatherhood.
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Thursday, July 6, 2017
The Call to Godly Fatherhood
Today is Father’s Day. For some it is a day of joy; for others a day of sorrow. Some remember their fathers with fondness, while others wish to forget. Some never really knew the man who was their father and wish they did. Others carry scars from fathers they wish they had never known. Often how we perceive God is directly connected to the interaction we have with our father. If our father was gentle and kind, we often perceive God to be so. If our father was harsh and judgmental, we often perceive God to be so. Whether this should or shouldn’t be this way, it is. This brings me to the importance of what I share with you today: The Call to Godly Fatherhood.
Sunday, September 27, 2015
Footprints to Follow - The Submissive Child
Listen as Pastor Rick concludes this section of the Footprints to Follow Series on Submission. This one is particularly kid oriented. We pray it is a blessing to your family.
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