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Talks A Dad Should Have With His Children
Talks A Dad Should Have With His Children
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Talks a Dad Should Have With His Children
By Marvin Williams
Hey, Dads! Happy Father’s Day! I hope your children will celebrate you in a
big way this month, because you deserve it. Thank you for being faithful to
lead your children in the way everlasting. You are my heroes. So, fathers, we
get one shot at this. Let’s rise to the challenge and make significant deposits
in our children’s lives. If you have not lived up to your calling, it’s never too
late to start over. Apologize. Ask questions. Learn from other fathers.
Practice what you learn. Being a dad can be difficult at times, but it is an
incredible privilege.
You have great influence on your kids, and I know you want to help them
navigate life better. Here are some lessons that I think can help children
sidestep the landmines of life.
🔘Somebody else has it worse than you. So, fill your heart and mouth with
gratitude.
🔘Spending more money than you earn will leave you broke and in debt.
🔘One of the best ways to avoid temptation is not to walk down its street.
🔘Your friends will determine the trajectory of your life. So, choose your
friends carefully.
🔘Be willing to say NO to what you want, so you can say YES to what is
necessary.
🔘God can and will use your failures to accomplish his purposes.
🔘The world is bigger than your present address. So, get a passport as soon as
you’re old enough.
🔘Loving another human being is worth the risk, pain, and disappointment.
I want them to be encouraged and knit together by strong ties of love. I want
them to have complete confidence that they understand God’s mysterious
plan, which is Christ himself. In him lie hidden all the treasures of wisdom
and knowledge. Colossians 2:2–3
Our thanks to Marvin Williams for this adaptation of his blog post. Read
more from Marvin at marvinlwilliams.com.