Sermons About Dad
Daddy and Dating
All husbands know they are supposed to love their wives. But in this passage God tells us what it really means to love our wives and just how to do that.
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Walking in the Footsteps of Faith: Lessons from your Father
Today we celebrate, first the goodness and greatness of our majestic heavenly Father. But we also celebrate His good gifts—especially the gift of a dad. Whether you are a father, grandfather, or great grandfather, we pray that you might realize the power of influence you have, and that you might seek the Lord’s help to bless those he has placed under your care. Never underestimate the power of your words, your example, your encouragement and your blessing. Today in the Word we will be looking at one of the great fathers of Scripture, and one of the great legacies of his life.
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A Devoted Dad
Being a devoted dad means exercising spiritual leadership in 5 ways: 1) He cultivates his relationship with God; 2) He demonstrates to his children how much he loves his wife; 3) He encourages devotion to worship and looks for ways to pass on spiritual truth to his children; 4) He disciples his children consistently and lovingly; and 5) He enjoys his children and plays with them joyfully.
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Leaving Mommy or Daddy’s Castle
Building a marriage is like building a castle. Castles provide protection for the occupants inside. What are the four walls for building a castle that will provide safety for a husband and wife to build intimacy and oneness? What does it mean when we try to make a castle work with only two or three walls? Our second wall we put in place is is thru “leaving mom and dad.”
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Just a Regular Dad
Fatherhood is this great thing that we become. With all the joy, promise and potential that it invites, it is also a cause for some of our deepest despair and fear. A feeling of ineptness easily and quickly invades our world. We realize almost instantly that we have become someone that we have no idea how to be. True and lasting successes seem hard to identify and failures seem glaring. How we handle our own thoughts, attitudes and lives has a huge impact on our families future. The most significant and powerful influence in our children’s lives has to do with how practically we follow God our Father. As we learn to wrestle, hear and follow Him, we in turn cannot help but treat our families as He treats us. While Jesus was never a father, He certainly showed us a clear example of a father’s heart that followed God the Father. ‘…who loved us and gave Himself for us.’ “I’m not afraid of what history will say about me, because I intent to write it.” ~Winston Churchill
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Respect Your Dad!
Pastor John Grams preaches on how we are to respect our fathers from selected passaged in Proverbs.
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