How To Be A Faithful Father

Dad Hackers: Becoming the Men God Designed Us to Be

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One of the main calls on a man’s life is to faithfulness. When a man becomes a father, that calling gets even more focused because now he’s called to be a faithful to his children.

But how do we do that? How do we actually live out that faithfulness on a daily basis and fulfill our God-given duties and responsibilities as fathers? What’s the yardstick with which we can measure ourselves to know if we’re on the right track.

Today we have Rick Wertz, founder and president of Faithful Fathering. His mission is to engage dads to raise a Godly generation. We talk at length about how we as dads can prioritize our physical presence, be engaged emotionally, and lead spiritually by example. Fellas, if we can get these 3 things under our belts then we’ll be well on our way to being faithful fathers.

Make sure you check out the show notes at http://dadhackers.us/057-2

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