Kids
Need their Daddy ...
The
pressures of fatherhood are great. On any given day, balancing work and
family, finances, and discipline are usually three issues that rank at
the top of the list. Our culture has been telling men that if they are
good providers that equates to being a good dad. However, research is
now sending a newsflash to men…. and women that it isn’t all
about the money. <more>
Marriage
Mentoring: The Difference it can Make.
Have you ever
been whitewater rafting? Imagine arriving at the trip site and being informed
that this stretch of the river is a Class IV or V ride. That means that
you will likely encounter big waves and strong currents. There will be
multiple obstacles to maneuver around. The conditions and obstructions
in the water could snag the raft or even upend it. You are then asked
if you’d like to take the trip alone or have an experienced guide
go along with you. What would you choose? <more>
Devotions
for "Active Families."
We’ve all
been there… Sitting down at the dinner table having just finished
eating, dad pulls out the devotional book, and the kids suddenly become
fidgety! You struggle to get something from God’s WORD into their
thoughts, but after a while all you want to do is get through it!
We want to share some
thoughts from Carolyn Williford's book "Devotions for Families
that Can't Sit Still" from Victor Books that may offer some
solutions: <more>
Mobilizing
the Men at Your Church
After having an incredible coaching career at the University of Oklahoma,
Bud Wilkinson responded to a request to head up the President’s
Council on Physical Fitness. After a year on the job he called a press
conference. One of the reporters asked him why football is good for this
country. Wilkinson’s response was shocking. “Football,”
he said, “is terrible for this country.” Why? “Football
is 80,000 men desperately in need of exercise watching twenty-two men
desperately in need of rest.” <more>
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