by Min. James Mitch Williams
A young male child needs to be taught:
- How to work on cars
- How to do yard work
- How to wood work
- How to use plumbing and electrical tools
- How to cut and weld
- How to use heavy machinery
- How to protect himself and his family
- How to be courageous
- How to forgive and not forget
- How to listen, follow instructions and lead
- How to be loyal
- How to treat a woman
- How to be a friend
- How to love, make love and be loved (making love isn’t always a physical act. It’s how you talk, hold and cherish a woman to make her feel that she is loved, wanted and needed.)
- How to get and stay strong and healthy
- How to fly a kite
- How to ride a bike
- How to sail a boat
- How to fly in, or fly a plane
- How to dress for success
- How to win and lose
- How to hunt
- How to fish
- How to clean and cook what he catches and kills
- How to manage finances
- How to play sports
- How to be a team player
As a father, you have to teach your son that he cannot do it alone. He will need a woman that can strengthen him, because she adds to his life; and will not take away from him.
- Financially
- Emotionally
- Spiritually
- Physically
- Socially
- Sexually (make him a stronger man)
- Mentally
- Medicinally (make sure he’s take drugs for medical purposes only and not recreationally)
And if you didn’t teach him some or all of those things. Did you put him in the hands of someone experienced and trustworthy that could and would help you out?