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We hope you enjoy this week's message.

I think it was the John Pope 23rd who said the following,

it is easier for a father to have children than for children to have a

real father. We live in a generation that it's not hard to have children. It's just very hard for

children to find their dad. There's three, eight types of dads and my professor in seminary, Chris Hippie and New Testament

overview shared this and I want to share this with you, eight types of deads, the missing

inaction man.

And he's the one who died or was sick or unable, not due to rejection, but due to loss.

And he didn't walk away from your life.

It's just life and circumstances took him.

The second type of dad is the dead beat dead.

This is the guy who walked away out of rejection, left you.

The addicted dad, he's the one who meditates himself and has no room for anyone else

because he's busy pursuing pretty much his own pursuit of addiction. The Mr. Nice guy. This guy is

tender, loving, kind, warm, never has a conflict, never corrects, and never actually disciplines

and instructs his children.

He's just a Mr. Nice Guy.

The selfish dad, and this is the dad who's more known for his golf, his hobbies, and to be with his kids.

The party, hearty, pop.

Everyone loves him.

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