In a cultural climate where fatherhood is no longer viewed as critical to the family unit, how can the church respond?
This timely study argues that Christians have a vital role to play in helping men be fathers, by equipping them with the tools they need to live out a biblical vision of fatherhood. It surveys current attitudes to fatherhood and examines the biblical picture, before setting out ways in which churches can engage with dads in their local community.
This timely study argues that Christians have a vital role to play in helping men be fathers, by equipping them with the tools they need to live out a biblical vision of fatherhood. It surveys current attitudes to fatherhood and examines the biblical picture, before setting out ways in which churches can engage with dads in their local community.
