This morning, Piedmont Church’s Family Ministries Pastor Nate Galloway delivered an INCREDIBLE message on how to fathers should raise boys. Nate would know something about this as he has four incredible boys he is currently raising. As a parent myself, I was deeply challenged by his insights and desire to impact the next generation for […]
I love my daughter. As she prepares for adulthood there is so much I want her to know and experience. But yesterday, Ike Reighard, the senior pastor of Piedmont Church in Marietta, GA, summed up everything I was feeling. His incredible message “What I would want my girls to know if I wasn’t here tomorrow” […]
Tonight was Daddy-Daughter Date Night. I was so excited all week. As a dad with a daughter entering adulthood and soon to go off to college, you cherish these times because you know the sands are running through the hour glass. It’s hard for dads to compete with boys, other teenage girls, worship bands, cell […]
I was reminded during a conversation today with an old friend that solutions happen not because of “The How”, but “The Who”. “The Who” also matters more than “The What” and “The When”. The solution to every problem is a person. If you want to get better as a church, team or organization, get the […]
Ant Man is BIG TIME!!! The latest Marvel movie follows in the footsteps of Guardians Of The Galaxy and Avengers 2: The Age Of Ultron. It is simply is big budget, action-filled, humorous, fun movie. At its core, Ant Man is a father-daughter movie. In the midst of the expected big action scenes, explosions and […]
http://youtu.be/fsFs3iGRzCw Leadership begins at home. The above advertisement from Toyota tells the amazing story of Stef Purdy and his daughter Amy. Forced to lose her kidneys and legs below the knees, Amy’s life has been an inspiration to thousands. This video reminds of the power of the human spirit and a loving family. As I […]
http://youtu.be/B32VgWUPRVU The Today Show recently featured the most emotionally moving segment I have ever seen. At the time of the original airing, Dr. James Wolf had been given three months to live as he suffered from terminal pancreatic cancer. Even though she was not yet engaged, Dr. Wolf’s daughter Rachel desired the traditional Father-Daughter Wedding Dance. […]
