Posts Taggged: Father’s Day

How to Have a GRAND Father’s Day

Written by: | June 5, 2017

Try this four simple ideas for having a special Grand Father’s Day. Honor the grandpa’s in your family and create unforgettable memories. If you are like me and holidays seem to sneak up on you, take this as your reminder… Father’s Day is June 18! Don’t panic just yet...
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Will All The Good Fathers Please Stand Up?

Written by: | June 13, 2016

As I near the end of my fourth decade of life, I’m getting more and more weary of stereotypes. I’ve lived enough life to know the “rules” don’t apply to everyone. And by rules I don’t mean those we find in the Word; our guidebook for living. The rules...
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5 Ways to Make Fathers Day Extra Special

Written by: | June 13, 2014

“I cannot think of any need in childhood as strong as the need for a father’s protection.” —Sigmund Freud It’s SO true! Dad’s are so important and it’s time we celebrate them! Father’s Day is just around the corner and here are a few ways to make it extra special for...
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Why Little Girls Need Their Dads

Written by: | June 10, 2014

Recently, my daughter, Emma Grace, and I went on a lunch date. She’s never shy on things to talk about, but I still came armed with my own set of questions for her, questions about her beloved Daddy. “What’s your favorite thing about Dad?” “His sense of humor.” “What’s...
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Reflections on Dad

Written by: | June 5, 2014

I’m going to be honest: it’s not easy to get my boys to “reflect” on something. Reflecting requires quiet, stillness, uninterrupted thought… yeah, three boys under the age of eight don’t do much of those things! With Father’s Day approaching, though, I knew it was important to help them...
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The Best Daddy I’ve Ever Known

Written by: | June 3, 2014

As Father’s Day draws near, we often reflect on those men in our lives who have shown us what it truly means to be a father. They have become our heroes, our leaders, and living examples of sacrifice and love. Dads are superheroes in the eyes of their children...
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