Are you taking the calling of fatherhood seriously?

Listen to Adrian Rogers.

If your father, yours is an awesome and a fearful assignment in the day and age in which we live,

because you must lead your family through what I want to call a minefield, the wrecks of families.

The landscape is littered with debris.

And you've got to lead your children through a mine field like this.

There's a job to be done today, a big one. I want to say it very plainly and very clearly.

It all begins with Dad. Welcome to Love Worth Finding, featuring the timeless messages of

pastor, teacher, and author, Adrian Rogers. Perhaps the most difficult and profoundly rewarding role a man could ever commit to

as being a good dad. Psalm 128 describes a faithful father in four ways so that we can be the kind of dads we

ought to be. If you have your Bible, turn now to Psalm 128 as Adrian Rogers begins part one of

Faith of Our Fathers.

Would you find in God's Word Psalm 128, Psalm 128?

Psalm 10028.

The title of our message this morning is the title of a song that we sang earlier,

Faith of Our Fathers, Faith of Our Fathers.

In just a moment, we're going to read Psalm 128, but may I say today that if you're a daddy, if you're a father, yours is an awesome

and a fearful assignment in the day and age in which we live because you must lead

your family through what I want to call a mine field. And I'm telling you it's very, very dangerous.

And as you look around, they are the wrecks of families. The landscape is littered with debris,

the wounded, the maimed, the destroyed.

We see over here a family that's been blown to bits by financial pressure.

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