What A Hope We Have: Trusting God In The Darkest Of Times

Trusting God When Life Takes an Unexpected Turn When staring into the indiscriminate face of cancer, fear and questions quickly follow, but so too can the comforting presence of God and the prayers of fellow believers. In sharing her story, Angie reflects on the reality of shock, grief, and uncertainty, yet also on the deeper […]

Fathering

Biologically, a male generally finds it easy to father a child but to be a good father is a completely different matter. The impact that a father has on his child is profound and lasting, for good or bad. As you think on your own experience from your father, or of being a father, some will be smiling but others will be sorrowing. For most reading this, fathers will have completed their jobs but others may still be in process or observing someone else who is. Even if someone may not have been the best father they could have been they can aim to be better than they have been.  Fathering does not come with a training course or certificate to validate expertise but both the mother and the child give a good indication as to success or failure in the matter.

  • ‘Anyone can be a father, but it takes someone special to be a dad, and that's why I call you dad, because you are so special to me. You taught me the game and you taught me how to play it right’ – Wade Boggs