Equipping Buckhead dads for deep family discipleship in an increasingly secular culture

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Dad, is it OK for me to ask questions about my faith?
Dad, is it OK for me to ask questions about my faith?
Dad, why do we believe Jesus rose from the dead?
Dad, why do we believe Jesus rose from the dead?
Dad, why does it matter what I watch?
Dad, why does it matter what I watch?
Dad, why should I listen to you?
Dad, why should I listen to you?
Dad, should we use pronouns?
Dad, should we use pronouns?
Dad, is it OK to lie?
Dad, is it OK to lie?
Dad, are boys and girls the same?
Dad, are boys and girls the same?
Dad, why do we pray?
Dad, why do we pray?
How should we shape our kids' identities?
How should we shape our kids' identities?
Dad, why are kids so lonely today?
Dad, why are kids so lonely today?
Dad, are Christians narrow-minded?
Dad, are Christians narrow-minded?
Dad, is abortion wrong?
Dad, is abortion wrong?
Dad, why do we have to go to church?
Dad, why do we have to go to church?
Dad, are equality and equity the same thing?
Dad, are equality and equity the same thing?
Dad, why do we care who gets married?
Dad, why do we care who gets married?

Raising kids to know and love Jesus in an increasingly secular culture is difficult.

It’s tempting to give in to cultural pressures or give up on the culture altogether—to assimilate or separate. However, the Atlanta Embassy aims to equip you to respond to cultural challenges with biblical truth so that you can lead your kids to live as ambassadors of the gospel (2 Cor 5:20). Through biblical teaching, cultural analysis, and events with leading Christian thinkers and fellow dads; we seek to encourage you in the high calling of Christian fatherhood in a broken and needy world.