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by J. Hite (Author), Eva Myrick (Illustrator)
Dads need to communicate and demonstrate lessons for their sons. Performing activities together is a great way to accomplish this. Dads should also listen to their sons. If you listen, they will tell you when they are curious, confused, and need advice. Dads can then provide advice that can give their sons the self-assurance needed at the time to be successful. Statistics indicate that children who spend time with their Dads generally do better in society and school. Dads who are aware of this fact should be pleased to spend more time with their sons to give them the support (confidence) required to succeed in life. Scripture: For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth on Him should not perish, but have everlasting life --(John 3:16
