The principles and resources in On the Outside Looking In can enable men to handle the rigors of fatherhood and help bring some fathers in from the cold.
No father should miss this God-given responsibility and blessing. He tells us that: Being a father is one of the greatest rewards and one of the most significant challenges a man can face. Although separated from his two sons because of the divorce from their mother, Akili remains an integral part of their lives. On The Outside Looking In springs from the heart of Akili Kumasi who shares much of what he learned while striving to be a good father.
On the Outside Looking In gives separated-fathers hope and encourages them to step-to-the-plate with their children while also providing a few statistics to help bring more awareness to the problems of father-absent families. On The Outside Looking In: Hope for Separated Fathers Who Want To Be Good Fathers challenges men to be good fathers in spite of being separated from their children.
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Like Father, Like Son is easy-to-read and conversational, full of personal stories and anecdotes that will encourage males to believe that God’s grace alone turns them into real men. By focusing men on their biblical, core identity-being sons of the Father by grace-it channels the thirst for adventure and freedom into a radical exploration of grace. Like Father, Like Son is a refreshing message of grace amongst the voices encouraging men to pull themselves up by their bootstraps. A man who is forgiven and accepted by his heavenly Father is free to become like him.
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Instead of outlining how to recover and reclaim masculinity, Alwinson invites men to recover and reclaim an intimate, growing relationship with their heavenly Father and live out of that identity in their particular calling as sons, fathers, brothers, friends. Forty years of experience in men’s ministry has convinced Pete Alwinson that knowing God’s fatherly love changes everything for a man. Whether your dad was absent or present, passive or aggressive, positive or negative-you need to know the love of your Father in heaven in order to discover who you are and who you are meant to be.
But many of them will leave you burdened with a masculine to-do list, resigned to passivity in the face of impossible expectations, or convinced that your manhood has been indelibly marked by an absentee father. If you don’t know what it means to be a “real man,” there are approximately 2,341 books waiting to enlighten you.
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