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From Voddie Baucham’s What He Must Be, pp. 181-182
“Ultimately man-making is up to dad. It is your responsibility and no one else’s.  You alone can prepare your son to be a man and to take his place as the leader of the family tribe.” As Albert Mohler has aptly noted, “No one else can fulfill [...]

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From Steve Farrar’s King Me:
“Whether you realize it or not, there’s nothing more in life that [your son] wants than for you to “king him”…The best leaders think for enough ahead to groom a replacement. That’s what fathering is all about. It’s mentoring and equipping your son to become a man who will assume the [...]

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From What He Must Be if he wants to marry my daughter by Voddie Baucham
Marriage is thus a great and honorable estate through which we have an incredible opportunity to grow in grace and godliness. Marriage is a ministry. It is an institution ordained by God through which he intends to gain glory. It is [...]

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Just concluded reading What He Must Be. . . if he wants to marry my daughter by Voddie Baucham which was a great read.  More could be added no doubt, but his requirements for a potential suitor for his daughter is a great discussion launcher and biblically rooted.  I will just give you the basic [...]

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Douglas Bond has this call to arms for young men in Fathers and Sons, Hold Fast in a Broken World:
Self-controlled young men have sanctified affections. They love what they should love; they walk by faith informed by truth; they live for an audience of one–God; they value Christ and his salvation more than all the [...]

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Voddie Bauchman writes:
Imagine a family who did not prepare their children for college. This would be unthinkable in today’s world. Everyone prepares their child for an academic future. Day-care programs boast about the head start they will give children in their “academic careers.” We buy houses in neighborhoods with “the best schools.” Beyond that, many [...]

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Some nuggets of wisdom from Tony Dungy in his latest book Uncommon:
On spending time with your wife:
Loving the woman in your life follows the same principle of the old country-fair raffle rules:  must be present to win.
On fatherhood
“For those of you who are [fathers], I have one request: Be there for your children.”

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We continued listening as a family today to “Bible Lessons for Manhood from the Battlefield” by Steve Brown. Steve’s dad fought in the great battle for Iwo Jima and Mount Sirabachi.  Today’s talk was about teaching our sons about effective, meaningful work.  There were two lessons he stressed in this talk that we should be [...]

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Our family is listening to a series by Scott Brown entitled Bible Lessons from the Battlefield of My Father’s Youth.
The first CD is an interview between Scott and his son David as they talk about Scott’s father Bill who fought in World War II as a fighter pilot and especially lessons that Scott’s dad passed [...]

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I listened to a seminar recently by Bob Welch and he challenged men (young and old) about the decisions of life they must make.   No decision in these areas is still a decision.  These are not easy questions to answer.  They require Bible-saturated thought, earnest prayer, and wise counsel. If you haven’t thought through these [...]

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