Happy Father's Day! LEAD ME

HAPPY FATHER'S DAY!

I know so many amazing Fathers. I have an amazing Father myself and my redheads have an amazing Father!
Being a good Dad takes fortitude, courage, strength, and presence.
Today's song is from the group Sanctus Real and it was birthed out of the lead singer's own personal experience with being a husband and father. When he took a long hard look he found himself lacking and he knew that he needed to change and quickly. And he knew that the ONLY way he was going to change and be better was through Jesus. Through counseling and re-evaluating he emerged with a fresh awareness of Who he needed to lead him so he could lead his family. That's the key to being an amazing Father, allowing yourself to be led by the One who was our Father first.

Lead Me

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April 5, 2015

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