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Studies show that fathers are the most important person in a child’s life for who they become.

Shaping your children Jesus commands us to make disciples of people from all nations, to baptize them and to teach them to obey all that he taught his disciples. This calling begins with our own children. God calls every Christian father to disciple his own children to spiritual maturity. Discipleship, as Jesus demonstrated, is a three step process of teaching, demonstrating and then sending them out to do what was taught. This cycle is repeated over and over until the student reaches maturity and becomes capable of discipling others himself. The growth, maturity and functionality of the Church depend upon making new disciples, and this growth must begin with our own children. The Bible clearly calls fathers to this task and clearly describes the necessary steps. Discipling our own children is not a transferable assignment. It is not the work of the pastor, the Sunday school teacher or the youth group leader. The workshop is our own family life home and the father/child relationship. Children emulate their fathers. Their spiritual maturity depends upon their father’s spiritual maturity. No one else can do what only fathers have been called to do for their own children. This book should serve as a sufficient foundation to begin and to complete the calling to every Christian father to disciple his own children.

Affirmation expresses value for other people, without performance or perfection. Knowing our heavenly Father affirms our soul.

Affirmation, the power to build people up though Christ Affirmation is our expressed value for other people, irrespective of their performance or perfection. All of us were created with a vital need for affirming relationships. We are all starving for affirmation, and we are all seeking to fill ourselves.
Affirmation has the power to build others up, and withholding it has the ability to tear others down. Affirming fathers foster secure children. Affirmation heals broken relationships.
Affirmation cannot be earned; it must be freely given. So how can we become affirmed if we cannot strive for it? How can we affirm others? This book is a biblical study that addresses both questions. Check out this heartfelt study. It will change your life and your family.