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What Does Fathers Day Mean?
One of our favorite funny guys is Christian comedian Michael Jr. Check out this man-on-the-street interview Michael does with some dads about Father's Day. Click HERE

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Tim Hawkins' Greatest Bits
Christian comedian Tim Hawkins is another funny guy, To celebrate his tenth year in the business, Tim put together this compilation of some of his funniest bits.
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Men Like To Watch
Jerry Seinfeld says we men love to work or watch other men working, Check out this brief clip and see if you recognize the tendency to watch guys using tools. Click HERE

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Check out Greats Dads new website where you'll find the first - and only - comprehensive online training for fathers. A dad can take the whole course - or just the parts he currently feels a need for or challenge in his life.

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A Father's Day Book

Being the Dad Your Kids Need
John MacArthur, pastor and bestselling author, has penned a brand new book called "Being a Dad Who Leads."

MacArthur writes that God's primary call to married men is being the leader of his home by laying down his life for his wife every single day. He shares Scripture where God instructs men to love their wives sacrificially in the same manner that Christ laid down His life for His followers.

"Biblically speaking, your responsibilities as a husband and father come before everything else. That's how it was designed by God, who created the marriage union and the family unit as the earliest and most foundational elements of all human society. When the family breaks down, society breaks down as well. A strong family --- and a healthy society --- starts with the husband's leadership in the home."

If there's one book to read about becoming the Dad your kids need, this is it! More Information

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The War on Boys - A Clarion Call to Fathers

One of our deepest concerns about the manhood crisis in our culture, and even in many churches, is the "War on Boys". Dr. Christina Hoff Sommers, a scholar at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington DC, has done extensive research and writing about what's happening to boys and young men in our culture.

She is one of the keenest observers of this alarming trend and in this video clip she offers some practical ideas about how to help our boys to keep and enhance their masculine identity. Dr. Sommers says, "If boys are in trouble, so are we are!" And, of course, she's absolutely right, not only in terms of profound societal impacts but also its impacts in the Body of Christ. Click HERE

Dad: Coach, Cheerleader and Companion

Proverbs 17:6 says "...the glory of sons is their fathers" (NASB). The Hebrew root word for glory is weight. So we could translate the text,"...the weight of sons is their father".

In other words, fathers are meant to provide their sons substance and weightiness for manhood. Through their dads, sons learn to be anchored and rooted in the Lord and not yielded to or carried off by the flesh, the world or the devil. Read More

A Great Father's Day Movie Opens June 13

Our friends George Escobar and Michael Snyder are producers of the Christian-themed movie "Alone Yet Not Alone" which opens in theaters Friday June 13. It is based on a true story of faith and survival during the French and Indian war in 1755

Earlier this year we featured the movie's Oscar-nominated song performed by the 64-year old quadriplegic Joni Erickson Tada. Check out an amazing video clip of the song being recorded HERE. And mark your calendar for June 13, 2014 for the movie's premier. Click HERE for movie trailer.

"Unbroken" Could Be Movie of Year...

Laura Hillenbrand's 2010 blockbuster, award-winning book Unbroken: A World War II Story of Survival, Resilience and Redemption is coming to silver screen Christmas Day. Hillenbrand's bestseller recounts the inspiring true story of Louie Zamperini, who has lived a life almost too incredible to be believed.

In his youth in the 1930's, Zamperini was an incorrigible troublemaker and school bully but he could run like the wind. He became a champion runner and competed in the 1936 Berlin Olympics and so impressed Adolph Hitler and Nazi propagandist Joseph Goebels they asked for a personal meeting. In September 1941, he joined the US Army Air Corps and flew a number of combat missions in the Pacific as a B-24 bombardier. Read More

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