God’s Guidance for the Challenges of Fatherhood
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Fatherhood is full of challenges, pitfalls, and opportunities to make mistakes. In the Bible, though, God has given us all kinds of instructions on how to overcome them. Wrapping up this month’s theme of fatherhood, in this podcast Nate Dewberry talks about those lessons and how we can apply them in our own lives as fathers. One of the best things we can do, he says, is to emulate toward our children the kind of father God wants to be toward us—relational, approachable, and above all, forgiving.
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0:00—Intro
1:12—Nate’s background and divorce
4:43—Challenges for fathers—being too harsh or too disengaged
9:04—Being a good son
14:26—Being understanding and forgiving
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