One Huge Reason Dads Fail

[@jimmyherrera2514]

Devon's last comment, "A father's success is not based on his children's faithfulness, it's based on his faithfulness to his children." left John, Sam, and me in aw.

[@jimmyherrera2514]

As I was listening to the video intro, my son stood at the door of my bedroom as if your words had affected him. God bless you and keep you spreading spreading the faith.

[@joyCmarie]

I’m grateful for your work and example to men in world.

[@TheCatholicGentleman]

@joyCmarie thank you very much. Please keep us in your prayers.

[@Dlimit14]

Thank you for these videos. I'm 31 years old. Single. But it's always interesting and useful to listen to things like this.

[@tkdformma]

30:32 That is so true! The threat of discipline is not nearly as effective as to just doing it. My dad did it, and I also do that to discipline my Martial art students too and it works well.

[@SimonKnoell]

Love it! Young man in college, love hearing this out here in the world!

[@FeroxMinisterium]

Great video Brothers! This will be useful for when I become a Father.

[@jmguzman09]

Shout out to Sam with the stellar last name 💪🏽 In my experience as a husband and father it has been made clear by Gods grace that we are called to be the loving, kind and merciful father to our children JUST AS God is our kind loving and merciful Father to us as Christians. God continues to reveal himself to me more and more as I live and learn as a Catholic father

[@mrhartmann6388]

Hey all. Thank you for your work. One thing though is that grammatically there should be no apostrophe in “Dad’s.” I’m talking about the title and thumbnail for this video. Just thought I’d point that out! God bless.

[@TheCatholicGentleman]

@mrhartmann6388 Thank you for the charitable comment. I did notice that mistake and was able to make the adjustment. Blessings in Christ.