Resources
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Barefoot Shepherds at the Burning Bush
God had lessons to teach Moses, the barefoot shepherd, about leadership, and the lessons he learned have been recorded for our profit. The five questions God asked him are to us also, and answering them well will gain us the crown of glory that will be offered by the Chief Shepherd.
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- James S. Martin
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- Pilgrim Mennonite Conference
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Courageous Fathers
God has called fathers to an important role, one that takes courage. Why and when does a father need courage? With the help of his Heavenly Father, each Christian father seeks to lead his family to that Father, making that his chief aim in life. Fathers, be of good courage!
- Author
- Luke Bennetch
- Publisher
- Pilgrim Mennonite Conference
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Dad, His Children, and You
I love Dad because I see a man that loves God and lives sincerely. This love gave me the footing I needed to strike out in faith on the path that my father walked. And someday, when my children are parents and have a moment to reflect, I pray that they will smile and say, “Thank God for Dad!"
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Encouragement for Dads
Why do fathers need encouragement? Because fathers carry a heavy responsibility. A father who finds encouragement can then give it, and with the help of his Heavenly Father, leave a legacy of faithfulness that will be an encouragement to the generations following him.
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Home Aura
You probably didn’t think about your most recent breath. As long as you are surrounded by a safe, healthy atmosphere, that's how it should be. But what is the atmosphere like in your home? as a parent, how can you be affecting it?
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Learning from a Gentle Messiah
Warrior king? conquering hero? fire and brimstone? To the surprise of many, the Messiah was none of those, but instead a rescuer, a redeemer, a restorer of weary souls. Learn of the meek and gentle Messiah!
- Author
- James S. Martin
- Publisher
- Pilgrim Mennonite Conference
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Modesty for Men
The New Testament clearly establishes the concept of modest dress for Christian women. What can Christian men learn from the scriptures on modest dress?
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Safe Places
Fatherhood is a choice, not an accident. It is not a job for the faint of heart. Like Noah of old, fathers are called by God to make safe places for themselves, their homes, and the church/school - physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Noah shows fathers how to find grace in the eyes of God.
- Author
- Lyndon Burkholder
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- Pilgrim Mennonite Conference
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The Discipleship Experience
This book is intended to be a study guide to equip men to a life of service to God. The lessons are designed to work as a self guided study or a group study. The goal is to develop godly character in all areas of life.
- Author
- Steve Phillips
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The Need for True Christian Discipleship
God wants us to serve Him in purity and truth. Satan, however, is in an all-out war against Christians. We need strong Christian families in our world today. We need men—real men, to stand up for truth no matter the cost! Will you be one of those men?
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The Scout
Mr. Flint rode miles out ahead of the wagon train, scouting out a safe path for the caravan behind him. What responsibility do fathers have in charting a safe path for the innocent children God has placed into his care?
- Author
- Bernell Zimmerman
- Topics
- Christian HomeFatherhood
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Threshing Wheat by the Winepress
A sermon for young men - and their fathers - with seven pointers from the life of Gideon for all who would be warriors in God's kingdom. Come and watch Gideon while he threshes wheat, and learn the lessons he was taught at the winepress that made him an effective soldier.
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To Be a Father
To be a godly father may appear to be a daunting task. But the Bible way is really quite simple: teach your children about God, discipline them as needed, thank God for them, and don't anger them--and then do it God's way, over and over and over again.
- Author
- Lyndon Burkholder
- Publisher
- Pilgrim Mennonite Conference
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To the Discouraged Father on Father's Day
If you find yourself, father, dealing with feelings of regret or failure, you are not alone. No man is perfect, but as you walk with God in humility, commitment and faith, He is moving you forward toward a better future. The greatest failure is to quit trying. So take courage, father, and press on!
