Forgiveness
Ken Coleman joins us for part 2 of our summer 9-part series on the Fruit Of The Spirit. Ken is a career expert, best-selling author of “The Proximity Principle” and national radio host of “The Ken Coleman Show”. Pulling from his own personal struggles, missed opportunities and career successes, Coleman helps people discover what they were born to do and provides practical steps to make their dream job a reality.
Drew Shepp joins dadAWESOME to discuss 10 action steps to move past good intentions to intentional living. This is part 4 of the November 2018 4-part Inside-Out Dad Life series.
Apple Podcasts Stitcher Spotify Google Play TuneIn RSS Feed Tyler Sevlie joins dadAWESOME to discuss the monthly Inside-Out Dad Life theme through the book “Spiritual Slavery to Sonship”. Find Security, Freedom, and Acceptance by Resting in the Father’s Love People are always looking for identity and acceptance. Sadly, the search often leads to wrong places,…
Join Matt Keller as he inspires dads to lead and parent from a full and vibrant heart.
We’re on our second week of looking back over the past 40 weeks of dadAWESOME. We’ll once again highlight six short clips from the fathers that we interviewed.
This week we’re looking back over the past 40 weeks of dadAWESOME and highlighting six short clips from the fathers that we interviewed. These are the 12 takeaways for this first edition of Forty Weeks Of AWESOMENESS.
Ephesians 6:1-3 “Children, obey your parents in the Lord, for this is right. “Honor your father and mother”—which is the first commandment with a promise— “so that it may go well with you and that you may enjoy long life on the earth.”
This incredible conversation explores asking for forgiveness, praying for our kids to hear God’s voice, honoring the Lord with our money and the parallels between surfing ocean waves and our role as fathers.
Make It Fun >> Would You Rather Game! Tell A Story >> The Prodigal Son (Luke 15) Create Moments >> – How much do I love you? – Love first and love extravagantly – The word “prodigal” means “wastefully extravagant” – Quick to forgive – I’ll never regret expressing extravagant love, party throwing love, patient…