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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It’s up to us, dads!
Posted in Young men, family, manhood, parenting, tagged parenting, al mohler, voddie baucham, fathering on November 4, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Grooming sons for leadership
Posted in Young men, family, manhood, parenting, tagged parenting, steve farrar on November 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
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 [...]
The ministry of marriage
Posted in Young men, family, manhood, marriage, tagged marriage, Luther, courtship, baucham on October 22, 2009 | 1 Comment »
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 [...]
Young men, learn to stand firm and hold fast!
Posted in Young men, manhood on October 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
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 [...]
