David's Mighty Men

Can a man today be dominant and not domineering? Can he lead by example while fulfilling the role of leader, father, or even boss? If so, that would mean a tremendous ability to voluntarily let Someone else dominate him--his time, his thoughts, his focus. Wouldn't that be powerful?

Many pastors, fathers, and families are under attack. Often the natural response can be one of surprise: “If I'm doing God's will, why don't things go smoothly?” To help answer this question, Gary Fraley looks at Luke chapters 1 and 2.

Gary Fraley continues his exhortation to the newly- or soon-to-be-married with a few words about children. Just as marriage is an institution of God, a full quiver is His reward. This basic perspective has the promise of much fruit both in the way we have and raise our children.

• Teaching sons and daughters how to stand alone
• Commit to be a "one-woman man" or "one-man woman."
• Recognize "umbrellas of protection."
• Dedicate body as the temple of God's Spirit.