Book Review: Dad's Bible: The Father's Plan edited by Robert Wolgemuth

Becoming a dad is both amazing and daunting. Every dad and dad-to-be would want to have a guide or mentor on how to become the best dad in the world. I found this Bible very good as a source of daily information and encouragement.

For content, it is an NCV and is very handy both as daily reading and a devotional. I particularly like how the tools were integrated into it. There are book introductions, notes about authority, sharing the faith to kids, fathers in the Bible, how to mold Godly children and some Q&A stuff.

As for the Bible itself, I like the material used for the pages, the cover and I believe it is sturdy enough for my use.

I don't know if I would recommend this for older dads, but definitely a good buy for first-time dads or dads-to-be like myself. I probably won't buy one as a gift for another person, but I can use the tools for dads group.  

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