Matt Haviland

Am I ready and willing to stand before God and rise to a higher calling for me and my family?

Sex outside of marriage is prohibited for Christians. No excuses and no getting around it. So is porn. That can be just as harmful as sex.

Our enemy has one objective: to steal, kill, and destroy. There is no doubt he has a mean grip in our homes with the destructive nature of...

According to Fatherhood.gov, When fathers are involved in the lives and education of their children, their children learn more.

While there is no direct evidence that a fatherless child will develop ADHD, we can make a strong case that it may be a contributing factor.

I did not set out to become a single dad, but without any sort of strong male role model, I was forced to find my own way.

Dear single moms: single dads here. We know you have it rough, but so do we. Here are some things I hope for you...

“One father is more than a hundred schoolmasters.” –George Herbert

“I should be dead, paralyzed, or locked up in prison.” These are the words I use when sharing my testimony with others.

I think there are two things we can agree on as single parents: 1) Co-parenting is necessary. 2) It is not always easy!

Single parent ministry is a whole new level of reaching people. It can be discouraging, messy, and rarely consistent.

Although we are able to enjoy memorable times with our kids, our ultimate job as fathers is to prepare them for adulthood.

If we are to fulfill the Great Commission when it comes to single fathers, it will mean getting messy.

“You will never find the time to spend with your children. You have to make time and plan for it. There is no other possible way.”

Be encouraged that there are THOUSANDS of loving and willing fathers whose main focus is to stay involved in their kids' lives.

Even if you're not the full-time parent, your faithfulness in bringing your children up in Christ is solely your responsibility.

Children in single parent families statistically experience the highest rate of abuse and neglect. Can the church do anything about it?

Whatever you do, do your work heartily, as for the Lord rather than men…It is the Lord Christ whom you serve (Col. 3:23-24).