10 Habits Of Good Christian Fathers
June 19, 2026Our current culture diminishes fathers’ inherent value in families. Modern feminists choose to raise kids without a man in their lives, usurp their husbands in the home concerning child-rearing, and/or vilify men who fit the “cisgender” label. Fathers, however, are incredibly important figures in the family unit. According to fatherhood.org, children in fatherless homes are more likely to exhibit behavioral problems, obesity, delinquent behavior, poor school performance, and drug use. But let’s be careful about how we look at this because fathers need to be more than just present. In fact, Christian fathers have a high bar set for them…
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