Hey dads - when's the last time you cried? While the world tells us we should "man up" and not show emotion, the Bible tells us how we can show emotion and respond to our feelings in a godly way. 

How can dads help set the temperature in the room like a thermostat instead of a thermometer?

Do you have to insert yourself in every situation or is there room for kids to figure it out themselves?

How does the way you were raised contribute to how you treat your kids?

What's the ultimate goal as dads when we're dealing with our kids' emotions?