Topic
Marriage and fatherhood
Providing is the floor. These letters are about what sits above it at home.
A father who walked away from an executive career so his children would know him. What it means to model faith rather than fund it. Why the most important financial conversation in a marriage is not the budget. How children absorb what a man believes about money from the ordinary business of family life, long before anyone sits them down to explain it.
Short letters about the two relationships a man is most likely to let run on autopilot.
4 letters
- No. 07
Your children are watching — but what are they seeing?
A father who left an executive career in Nigeria to stay present with his children in Canada.
- No. 08
What kind of father do your children need you to be?
Modelling faith at home through prayer and family devotions rather than treating fatherhood as provision alone.
- No. 26
The most important financial conversation in your marriage isn’t about the budget.
Husbands and wives managing money as one, grounded in Genesis 2 and the idea of becoming one flesh.
- No. 30
Your kids are learning about money. You’re the lesson.
How children absorb attitudes about money from ordinary family life, with Psalm 78 and teaching them to pray.