Drawing both from scripture and his own experience as a Christian father, Paul Washer plainly expounds the responsibilities of fathers to their own sons and daughters. Building on the foundational principle of Godly character and example, he gives practic
nd so aware that all their claims to devotion had failed. Yet how patient God is, and Mr Washer expounds the blessed promises concerning the smoking flax and bruised reed. He then says that much of todays preaching takes away from the glory of Christ, bec
