Thoughts from Introduction of They Call Me Dad
I am enjoying my time meeting with other dads and discussing the book, "They Call Me Dad" by Ken Canfield . Our times include reports from how we did on our last week's challenge, prayer for one another, and discussion about our chapter from the book. I believe God is doing some wonderful things in our dads already and it is only the second week. Here are some questions to think about: Do you agree with this statement: "Dads, we are standing at a crossroads." Do you believe your influence can be exponential in future generations? Do your priorities support "being a father as one of the highest acts of spiritual service"? The following quotes are from the introduction of the book: "Dad, if you do not become attentive and involved in the lives of your children, you are putting them at risk. It is your God-given responsibility--and your privilege--to be the best father you can be to your children?" (Page 3) "Meeting with other men for mutua...