McGlasson challenges dads to excel in fatherhood and equips them to do so. Using the model of Jesus and God the Father, McGlasson explains how setting up goal lines in the lives of children to make their entrance into adulthood is a must-and a father's job does not end there. He powerfully answers the question "Yeah, but how?" question every man asks after being inspired.
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Reviewed by Schuyler Peterson (Charleston, SC), April 21, 2008
The Difference a Father Makes is an encouraging book for the father who is striving to be the spiritual leaders of his family. As Ed McGlasson shares touching personal stories from his life, he motivates fathers to go beyond the cultural expectations to bless their children and equip them for adulthood. Though I did not connect with the deep emotional wound of not knowing my father’s love (and felt that the question “What does my dad really think about me?” does not necessarily define my true identity), I was challenged to be a help my children develop their self-confidence and understand my unconditional love and acceptance.
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Reviewed by Steven Waters (Lakewood, CA), June 06, 2007
This book is not just for men, every woman should read this book too. Pastor McGlasson hits the nail on the head in conveying his personal convictions as a dad and God the Father's passion for earthly fathers to step up in their children's lives and reclaim this and future generations for Jesus Christ. Written from a uniquely personal perspective this book is straightforward and easy to read. Its even easier to apply. The earthly fatherless have a home in Christ Jesus and Ed McGlasson has the road map. You must read this book. It will change your life.
5 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Mark (Diamond Bar, CA), March 19, 2007
This book is an incredible tool. I love the way Ed shares his experiences, and shows us practical application. Praise God for Ed's ministry.
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