The Dad in the Mirror

Jun 13–14, 2007 - comments: 1

While most fathers want to do a good job of raising their children, the reality is that few do it well. There is no roadmap for being a perfect father. Today, on our broadcast we’ll be discussing how dads can improve or develop their relationship with their kids and mirror the relationship our heavenly father has with us.

Hello and welcome to the broadcast. Today our special guests are Patrick Morley, business leader, speaker and best-selling author of twelve books including The Man in the Mirror, and David Delk, President of Man in the Mirror. They have traveled around the country teaching biblical principles to thousands of men, today they are us with us to discuss their book, The Dad in the Mirror.

This conversation is sure to teach all the men out there how to become a better father and avoid the cycles of bad behavior that we may have learned from our own fathers.

topic(s): Family, Parenting

1 comments

1 On Jun 13th, 2006, at 3:34pm, Jessie Luz wrote:

I have listened to your radio program.  I agree so much with what you have to say.  Although as a single mother it makes me feel hopeless.  What do I do? 
I married a strong Christain man because I loved him and I knew he would be a wonderful Christian father.  He soon entered a life of pornography, lying and then cheating.  I could not believe it.  He was on our worship team, our leadership team and he had a separate life.  He left and now lives with the woman he left me for.  He is still a big part of the kids lives.  He is good at taking care of them and “looking” good.  He prays with them.  But his heart is cold.  I have tried to explain to him that the HEART is what matters.  He thinks I am crazy.  I worry about my kids growing up confused. I want to do the best I possibly can to have them grow to be wonderful TRUE Christian adults.

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