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Category Archives: Father’s Day
HAPPY FATHER’S DAY
There are so many reasons to thank men for being fathers. Not only are they procreating to populate the world – which requires no special skill – but they’re also given responsibilities anyone would desire on their resume’. They’re problem … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Father's Day
Tagged FAITH, FAMILY, Father's Day, God, INSPIRATION, parenting
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THE MAN MY KIDS CALL DAD
The guy in these pictures has been a part of my life for most of it. He was my high school sweetheart and 58 years ago in September, I married him. A lot has transpired during that time including three … Continue reading
TWO SPECIAL DADS
These wo special fathers left this world much too young, but are not forgotten. My dad was raised by a single mother, along with his three siblings. No one ever speaks about his father, except to say that he abandoned … Continue reading
Posted in America, Chrisian daily devotions, Family, Father's Day
Tagged compassion, FAMILY, Father's Day, God fearing, parenting
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DADS WHO FIX THINGS
Dads are usually good at fixing things. We often see them tinkering over a broken down lawn mower or under the hood of a car with a handful of tools. They may not always know what they’re doing, but there … Continue reading
Posted in Father's Day, God, Uncategorized
Tagged Creator, Father's Day, fixer, parenting
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WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO BE A GOOD DAD?
I know opinions about fatherhood have changed drastically over the past 30 or 40 years and I would like to address that today. Somehow, maybe as a result of the feminist movement, men have been lowered in value and the role of … Continue reading
Posted in Father's Day, parenting
Tagged change in parenting roles, Father's Day, Fatherhood, God, Guidance, obedience, structure, wisdom
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GOD, THE FATHER OF ALL
Jesus made a point of using parables (earthly stories with a heavenly meaning) to illustrate His Father’s plan for us in our own lives. In the story of the Prodigal Son, we hear of a man who had two sons. … Continue reading
Posted in America, Father's Day, parenting
Tagged Eternal Life, FAITH, Father's Day, forgiveness, God, parables, parenting, Prodigal son
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FATHER’S WEEK
Father’s Day will be here in a week and I have a lot to say about dads. So I’m beginning with this one. It’s a rerun from several years ago, but I think it applies today, even more than it … Continue reading
Posted in Father's Day, parenting
Tagged advice, Father's day, Father's Resume, parenting, wisdom
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TO MOMS EVERYWHERE
There are days when you grow weary, when your back will hold no more When your eyes grow sad and teary, and you run for the back door, Your dreams of sleeping in are crushed. The coffee’s running out, The oatmeal … Continue reading
Posted in Father's Day, Mother's day, Poetry by Kathy Boecher
Tagged humor, mother's day, Poetry by Kathy Boecher
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THE FATHER OF MY CHILDREN
When I first met the man I would someday marry, I had a pretty good idea that he was the man I wanted to spend the rest of my life with. He had a great sense of humor, confidence, he … Continue reading
TO THE DADS OF OUR GRANDCHILDREN
When our daughters chose the man each would spend the rest of their lives with, they brought with them a whole additional set of baggage, which includes another entire family. We’ve been blessed with two sons in law and they … Continue reading
TEN THINGS ALL DADS SHOULD KNOW
This is a rerun, but I think it’s worth repeating. The role of father has changed somewhat over the year, but there are some things that never change. When you have a strong base, you can build something that will … Continue reading
FATHERHOOD – WISHING YOU HAD DONE BETTER
Of course I don’t know what it’s like being a dad, but I’m quite sure that it’s a lot like being a mother. We have the same hopes and dreams for our kids, we want them to have a better … Continue reading
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Tagged discipline, Fatherhood, Love, parenting
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FATHER IN LAW
MY FATHER IN LAW ON HIS GRADUATION FROM HIGH SCHOOL I was blessed to have wonderful in-laws. My father in law was an undertaker – a kind and caring man with compassion for everyone. His job was not an easy … Continue reading
MY CUP RUNNETH OVER
I will be talking about dads this week, since their special day is right around the corner. What would we be without them? Well we wouldn’t BE without them. As I recently watched the movie, “I Can Only Imagine,” I … Continue reading
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Tagged encouragement, Honor the Faher, relaionships, Spiritual leader
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WANTED – A FATHER
There is no real job description associated with the title of father. Many men have fathered children, but are not fathers to them. It takes a man of real character and strength to be a good dad. If you were … Continue reading
THE PRODIGAL’S FATHER
Originally posted on 06/17/201 Parenting is one of the most difficult occupations out there. You’re responsible for another’s life, for the things they learn and become, for their discipline and social skills, for their behavior, what they eat, how they … Continue reading
Posted in Father's Day, Uncategorized
Tagged FAMILY, parenting, Prodigal son, responsibility
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THOUGHTS ABOUT MY DAD
This rewind was first posted on 06/14/17. The photograph is of my dad on his wedding day. He was only twenty years old. He died at the age of 61 – a short life, but one filled with more love … Continue reading
MY DAD
My dad lived through the depression. He was the father figure in a fatherless home. He was a hard worker from the get go. He spent his grown up years working in a factory and tending bar to make ends … Continue reading
FATHERHOOD IN THE 21ST CENTURY
I grew up in when Bill Cosby was launching his career. I remember listening to his monologues on the hi-fi and watching him on “I Spy.” He had some amazing insights into what it took to be a parent, even though … Continue reading
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