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Dad, Show Your Children You Love Them - All The Word for Today Daily Devotionals for 2026

Dad, Show Your Children You Love Them details logo    The Word for Today - Friday, January 29, 2016
  by Bob and Debby Gass
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Dad, Show Your Children You Love Them

‘His fatherFilled with loveran to his son' Luke 15:20 NLT
CANOEING SPECIALIST Bill Havens was almost guaranteed to win a gold medal in the 1924 Olympics in Paris. But a few months before the games, he learned that his wife would likely give birth to their first child while he was away. She told him that she could make it on her own, but this was a milestone Bill didn't want to miss. So he surprised everyone and stayed home. He greeted his infant son, Frank, into the world on August 1, 1924. Though he always wondered what might have been, he said he never regretted his decision. He poured his life into that little lad, and shared with him a love for the rapids. Twenty-four years passed, and the Olympic Games were held in Finland. This time his son was chosen to compete in the canoeing event. The day after the competition, Bill received a telegram from Frank that read: ‘Dear Dad, thanks for waiting around for me to be born. I'm coming home with the gold medal that you should have won.' It was signed ‘Your loving son, Frank.' Bill Havens wanted his family to know that they always came first, no matter what. And that made him a hero to a little boy named Frank. Bill understood that medals tarnish, records are broken, and achievements are soon forgotten. These things don't satisfy. What does? The love you have for your children, and the love they have for you. Jesus pointed out that even when a child is wayward, a parent's love can restore them. Are you neglecting your family today? If so, take action immediately.

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