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UNCOMMEN Dads Make Holiday Memories with Kids

UNCOMMEN Dads Make Holiday Memories with Kids

So you got a couple of weeks or maybe days to the holidays. Being a leader in your family means taking the lead for the holidays as well. That doesn’t mean you have to pack your schedule with tons of activities or spend tons of money to make those Christmas memories....

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How To Be A Dad

How To Be A Dad

Dads, it’s a work in progress. Each stage of life will bring different challenges, each child will be different, and you’ll enter and exit seasons of life that will make you understand worry lines and hair loss. Where Dads get in trouble is when we stop somewhere...

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God, Family, Career — Designating Faithful Priorities

God, Family, Career — Designating Faithful Priorities

Daddy, can you play dinosaurs with me? My oldest son asks me as I’m running out the door for my first appointment of the day. His big blue eyes shine with hope as he anticipates me sitting down and grabbing the triceratops. I’m sorry buddy, daddy has to go to work but...

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How To Make An Impact In The World

How To Make An Impact In The World

"Whoever can be trusted with very little can also be trusted with much…" Luke 16:10 NIV. My wife and I were watching TV this past week, and we saw a story on "60 Minutes" about a program called Hope Chicago. It featured a story about a man who decided to change the...

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Mark Your Calendar With The Things That Matter

Your calendar matters. I was scrolling through pictures on my iPhone last week and cleaning out some old photos to make room for new ones. As I was selecting images to purge, I found myself noticing how much my children have grown over the last two years. I found a...

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Dad, You Need To Be Active In Your Children’s Lives

Dad, You Need To Be Active In Your Children’s Lives

"Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it." — Proverbs 22:6 I read an article once that was titled "How To Be a Better Father," which, of course, I felt I needed to read. It started at ten and worked its way down to the...

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