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Tag Archives: Fathers
Longing for her father’s approval
According to her father, she did not eat, dress, or date appropriately. Rather than gaining what her heart desired, she was farther away from the hope of ever being loved by her dad for who she was. Continue reading
Posted in 18 Year factor, Abuse, Child Abuse, Emotions, Family life, Fathers, Parenting, Parenting teens
Tagged 18 Year factor, father daughter, Fathers, fathers approval
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Lisa’s Story: A quiet domineering father
I lived in fear of my father. Continue reading
Posted in 18 Year factor, Family life, Fathers, Wisdom
Tagged dysfunctional home, Fathers, troubled home
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The role of motivation in parenting (pt. 2)
Like all godly parents, Solomon gives his son instruction and warning about the realities that will confront and test him in the world. The early chapters of Proverbs reveal how Solomon wants his son to realize that life in the … Continue reading
Posted in Fathers, Parenting, Parenting Groups, Parenting teens, Proverbs, Wisdom
Tagged Fathers, Motivations, Parenting
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Memorial to my Dad
I couldn’t believe that I might lose two of the men who had most influenced my life on the same day. My father lasted four days and passed away. Continue reading
Posted in Family life, Fathers, Life of a pastor, Personal thoughts
Tagged Death, Fathers, Loss
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Pro-fatherhood rallies won’t help unless…
“A man’s children will be fathered diligently when they are loved in the context of a much greater love.” (Douglas Wilson) Continue reading
Politics, Pastors, Dads
We live in difficult times when men and women of strength, character and leadership are badly needed. Continue reading
Posted in Calling, Christian worldview, Church and State, Church Leadership, Coach, Culture, Democracy, Democrats, Emerging Leaders, Fathers, Government, Local Church, Obama, Parenting, Parenting teens, Politics, Republican, Separation of Church and State, State of the Union, Supreme Court, Worldview
Tagged Church and State, Dads, Fathers, Politics
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Who are the agents of cultural change?
I hope that the most influential people will not lose heart. I am referring to … Continue reading
Posted in Change, Culture, Family life, feeling hopeless, Government, Hope?, Political Correctness, Politics
Tagged Bill O'Reilly, Democracy, Fathers, homes, How can we change our country?, politians, Politics
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Are you raising a narcissist?
Do you know the 9 symptoms associated with narcissistic personality disorder (NPD)?
This disorder is assigned to someone who meets five or more of the symptoms.
While psychiatrists caution against assigning personality disorders to people until at least age eighteen, it can’t hurt to watch for tendencies toward symptoms associated with disorders – especially regarding narcissistic personality disorder.
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Posted in Athletics, Behavior, Change, Character, Conceit, Counseling, Depravity, Difficult people, Discernment, Family life, Gospel, Gospel-centered, Human depravity, Human dignity, Humility, Jerks, Narcissism, Narrative, Origin of Sin, Parenting, Parenting teens, Self esteem, Self love, Self-deception, Selfishness, Social Networking, Social Networks, Spiritual Detox, Spiritual growth, Spiritual inventory, Spiritual transformation
Tagged Discipline of children, Family, Fathers, Mothers, Parenting
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