Genesis 4:1–2 reminds us that from the first man and woman came two sons—marking the beginning of family, legacy, and divine purpose. Every boy is destined to become, every man is called to lead, and every father carries the sacred charge to raise sons not just to grow, but to reign as kings.
Genesis 4:1–2 reminds us that from the first man and woman came two sons—marking the beginning of family, legacy, and divine purpose. Every boy is destined to become, every man is called to lead, and every father carries the sacred charge to raise sons not just to grow, but to reign as kings.
Read MoreAre our young men wrestling with a “Purpose Void”—and how can we empower them to discover the God-designed value that comes when they finally find where they fit?
Read MoreAs we celebrate Father’s Day, may all men realize that God never intended for him to reign alone. When a boy realizes that there is a man inside of him, he can also discern that there is a family as well.
Read MoreWhether men realize it or not, they impart the spiritual DNA of fathering to their sons. This is why so many young men are angry, wounded, and confused when their father is missing in their lives.
Read MoreIt should be no surprise that when it came to the human race, God began with man. Having created the heavens and the earth, and ultimately, the world, it appears The Father realized that something essential was missing. Everything already created was good. However, something very important to the Lord was missing. There was nothing created that could represent God, Himself, on earth. The solution was quite simple for the Lord.
Read MoreOur current culture either takes the importance of relationships for granted or ignores them altogether. The point being made is that over time the influence of culture impacts every aspect of life. This is especially true when it comes to fathers and sons.
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