Father’s Day isn’t about getting a new grill or a few hours of peace on the back porch. It’s about being the kind of father that deserves to be celebrated. And if we’re not showing up day in and day out. Leading our families spiritually Loving our wives well Being fully present and intentional with our kids, then we shouldn’t expect applause for just holding the title of “Dad.” Fatherhood is not a role we check in and out of. It’s a daily calling.

Compared to generations past, in a new age of parenting, parents are spending a lot more time with their children. Overall this is a wonderful thing.  We also attempt to demand oversight to dictate their learning, their play, their games and the reactions to the occurrence. I have been guilty at times of being a “helicopter parent” with the intention of protecting my child, or making sure they play a certain way. Are we helping when we hover in a static state with our childre

“Integrity is doing the right thing when no one is watching.” It’s true. Quiet character matters. But what about when everyone is watching?