Father's Day

In an op-ed for The Biblical Recorder, Milton A. Hollifield Jr. said fathers should look to the story of Joshua for inspiration in leading their own homes.

With Father's Day coming up, let’s reflect on the barest of necessities: kids having a dad in their lives.

It’s good that women are finally beginning to share the pain of their past abortions. But the fathers of those lost children need to be heard—and helped—as well.

Yesterday was Father’s Day. For those keeping score at home, it was the 113th anniversary of the holiday, a day that finds its origin in the genius of a woman named Sonora Smart Dodd.

If you are fortunate enough to have a living father and if you have a good or at least tolerable relationship with him, tell him how much you appreciate him and that he matters in your life.

Don't miss the opportunity this Father's Day to tell your father how much you love him and appreciate him. Or, if he's gone, as my father is, at least give a prayer of thanks to God that you had the dad you did.

This is Jean Daly, Jim's wife. I'm going to hijack Jim's blog today to allow our sons, Trent and Troy, to pay a tribute to their dad, whom they absolutely adore.

If the breakdown of the family is one of the causes of secularism and makes evangelization -- including the evangelization of our own kids -- increasingly difficult, this Sunday, Father's Day, isn’t too soon for repentance and a changed way of life.

As a father of four and a father-in-law of two more, I feel my role as a father much more viscerally than ever before. So what IS a father? I've given that some thought of late.

While many studies have shown that a father's involvement improves a child's well-being, newer research finds that fatherhood affects the men, too.