A Prayer to Encourage Fathers Who Feel Like Failures

Your Daily Prayer

Spirituality, Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 16 June 2024

⏱️ 8 minutes

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Summary

God understands fatherhood. Even though He is the perfect, flawless Father, He’s experienced the sorrow that comes with having children who struggle with believing He truly loves and cares for them. The story of the prodigal son offers fathers three steps in restoring relationships with children who have rejected them and turned away from them. - Lynette Kittle

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0:00.0	Life Audio.
0:04.0	Thank you for listening to your daily prayer.
0:19.0	Thank you for listening to your daily prayer, a podcast dedicated to helping you find the words, you need to connect with your father in heaven.
0:22.0	No matter what is going on in your life today,
0:25.0	you can trust that God wants to hear from you.
0:28.0	Right after this short word from our sponsor,
0:31.0	we will pray together a prayer to encourage fathers who feel like failures. What impacts you every day? There is one book that influences almost every aspect of our lives.
0:55.0	Museum of the Bible reveals the Bible's impact on your favorite musicians and artists.
1:01.0	The way we measure time, social justice, our national monuments, and more.
1:06.9	The Bible's impact is all around you.
1:10.1	Discover how at Museum of the Bible.org
1:12.8	slash Impact. A prayer to encourage fathers who feel like failures, written and read by Lynette Kittle.
1:32.3	As the father has loved me, so have I loved you.
1:36.0	Now remain in my love, John 159.
1:40.0	In today's culture, many careers require employees to be on the job for more than 40 hours a week,
1:49.0	taking more and more time away for men who want to spend time with their families.
1:55.1	As well, rising consumer costs are keeping a family's breadwinner from being able to cut back
2:01.4	on hours, working as much as possible just to keep ahead of inflation.
2:07.0	Sadly, the pressure from employers, along with an escalating economy causes fathers who long to be present and
2:17.0	involved in their kids lives to put time with their families on the back burner
2:21.6	stressed out and focused on keeping their
2:24.5	households afloat with housing, health insurance, clothes, food, and more.
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