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How to be a Better Father – Father’s Day Devotional
I can agree with Terence Chatmon as he describes on how a child might not receive positive assurances if the father does not spend much time with his child because of a broken marriage or business travel, or whatever it may be, yet the number one way to be a better father is to make sure that in every single interaction he has with his child, assuring him or her of his love for the child as he mentioned in the Crosswalk devotional text.
As I meditated upon what the apostle Paul says, “Fathers, do not exasperate your children; instead, bring them up in the training and instruction of the Lord” (Ephesians 6:4) on this Father’s Day, I ponder on how children need to know they are loved, and loved enough to want what’s best for them, which means the occasional course correction. Fathers who are absent may be afraid to punish, believing it will drive their children from them, yet this could not be further from the truth, and children know the discipline comes out of love for true love loves unconditionally and it comes with accountability.
How could you as a father assure your child of your love for him or her today?
Happy Father’s Day!
Profile Background Source:
Jeremy Koh is a disabled graduate from Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore – formerly known as Spastic Children Association (1987-1997). He graduated with a Diploma Degree from School Of Ministry In’ Tung Ling Bible College (1999) and TCA College (2003) with Certificate Degree in Bible and Ministry.’ Jeremy did a research work for the keyguard at (these)abilites Pte Ltd handling all KeyGuard Operations for 10 months. Today, Jeremy is an active member, a volunteer & an Inclusion Ambassador in Disabled People Association and YouthCorps Singapore serving in Special Needs Cluster, Friends of Engagement TaskForce and that he does volunteer in multiple places too in the area of disability related contacts.
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