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Click on tap now to shop at M&M. Hello, this is Russell Moore, and you're listening to signposts. I don't know about

you, but at every point in my life when something good has happened to me.

One of the first inclinations that I have is to let my dad know.

And one day I said, wonder why that is. It seems like when something bad happens, I want to talk to my mother. And when something good happens to me, I want to tell my dad. I want my dad to know about that. And the more that

I've thought about that over the years, the more I've become convinced that that's the

way that God designed the universe to be in many ways.

I think one of the most important questions that we can have, if you're a dad, if you're

discipling dads, if you're part of the body of Christ who has a responsibility to teach one another

and to disciple one another is to learn what every child needs to hear from his or her father.

I think that's an important question and it draws me back to an

interesting account in the Gospel of Luke. Matthew talks about it as well. When Jesus is

beginning his ministry and he encounters John the Baptist, and you'll

remember what happens in that text in Luke chapter 3, verse 21, now when all the people

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