A Father's Legacy | Pastor Nathan Pittman

As we reflect on the profound responsibility of fatherhood, we're reminded that our legacy isn't built on perfection, but on dependence on God. The story of Abraham laughing at God's promise serves as a poignant reminder that even spiritual giants had moments of doubt. Yet, God's adequacy, not our own, is what truly matters. We're called to embrace the mantle of spiritual leadership in our homes, initiating scripture time and prayer, even when it seems our efforts fall on deaf ears. This Father's Day, let's remember that God has entrusted and empowered us for this crucial role. Our choices ripple through generations, affecting not just us, but our entire family. By being devoted to the Lord, giving affirmation, and living by example, we can build a legacy that points our children towards Christ. In this spiritual battle for our families, let's stand in the gap, seeking God's restoration and living lives fully devoted to Him.