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How Do My Kids See Me Living?

Becoming A Praying Father

Your sons learn more from you by observation than by lecture.

I’m constantly challenged by how I’m training and teaching my kids. It’s not a easy task and we hope that we do a good job more that we screw up. Thank goodness that our kids have a loving God that has the power to undo our mess ups.

Check it out here: http://bible.com/r/ng

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