Articles Tagged 'Father' (Page 10)

For over 30 years, Heartlight has shared articles to help people live for Jesus in everyday life. While we are no longer publishing new articles, this enduring collection features relevant pieces throughout the year to encourage faith, offer biblical perspective, and speak to real-world joys and struggles.

A Story About A Giant

We stand on the shoulders of giants and have the blessinmgs we have because of their sacrifices.

Are you a giant or a burden?

Scream Free Parenting

Parenting can be done scream free, but not because we focus on our children, but because we focus on ourselves.

Can you truly parent without the loud volumes and the moments of being out of control?

Hold to His Hand

In the middle of our struggles, we need to remember that we need to reach out for God's unchanging hand.

Whose hand do you hold when things get tough?

Exercising the Spirit: Breath Prayer

We can learn to breath pray and pray any time and any place and reach out to God through prayer.

Do you know how to pray?

Love is Learned

We learn to love from God because as a baby, and even a full grown adult, we really don't know how to love.

Can you see how God loves you as you hold a child in your arms?

All Along, I Thought I Was Reading to Him

Reading the story of a lost sheep with his son allows a father to really hear what is in his sons heart and how he is his sons shepherd.

When is reading more than just reading?

Your Will Be Done

Even though it is hard to pray it and truly mean, we must pray, "your will be done on earth as it is in heaven!"

Can you really pray this every single day?

Our Heavenly Father

When we approach God in prayer, it needs to be more than by rote, but instead as if we were speaking to our Father.

Is God really your Father?

It Isn't the Real World

Kids often know the difference between truth and lie and what is real world and what is not.

Can you see the real world as clearly as a child?

Let's Go Fishing!

A fishing trip becomes more than a fishing trip when a father honors his son and a son remembers his father.

When is fishing more than fishing?

Tears of My Father

Fathers may not cry as much, but when they do, it is surely because they love you: and God loves you!

Have you heard God cry?

Fathers Know a Secret

Dads know the secret: they have incredible influence over their kids.

What do dads know that no one else seems to appreciate?

Inheritance Day

What are we passing on to our children?

What are you looking to inherit?

A Father I Never Had

God is the father I never had.

Can you find a father?

Guys, Let's Realize Our Importance as Fathers

Remembering the importance of men as fathers in our world.

Is there still a place for a man's man to honor God?

A Lesson in Priorities

A coach's first responsibility is to coach his own son!

Would you have had the courage to make this right choice?

Delicate Surgery

We often need children to help us see again with the eyes of innocence and call us back to godly mercy and kindness.

Some things need to be separated!

Hate Football?

Our children need us and our attention if they are going to be all that God wants them to be!

Why would this little girl hate what her father loved?

Legacy and a Little Tack Hammer

Little things can bring back memories and reinforce our legacy: what kind of legacy are we are leaving behind.

What kind of legacy are you leaving?

Safe With Dad

God is always there to care for us and keep us from ultimate harm.

Can we trust that we are really safe?

Will They Walk in My Footsteps?

We are going to pass along something to our kids, let's make sure it is worthwhile!

What do you have for

Like Father

We have a profound impact on others through our example.

Look how far will they go to follow your example?

Precious Memories, Graduation, and Lisa

Graduation brings a time for a father to reflect on his daughter's love for making friends, even among four legged creatures.

What do you think about at graduation?

The Old Home Place

As much as we would like to go home again, we must remember that home is not a place until we are home with God.

Can we ever really go home again?

Cleaning Up Our Father's Messes

We will leave behind messes for our children and grandchildren, but will we also leave behind a lasting legacy of faith?

What will our children have to clean up after we are gone?