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We can end up giving our children everything except ourselves.
Join Andy Lamberton as he kicks off a new season of the Legacy Podcast with six things he’s learned from talking to 1,000 fathers. From going to bed at the same time as your wife to protecting family time and getting a handle on technology, Andy reflects on the everyday choices that shape our homes.
Practical encouragement to give your attention to the people you love and ask God to lead you as their father.
Recorded live at New Wine Ireland, Andy Lamberton is joined by Rev. Tommy MacNeil and Bishop David McClay for a conversation on faith, fatherhood and the work of God in ordinary homes. Using the life of Abraham as a guide, they explore how he becomes God's friend before he becomes a father, what that looks like to develop in friendship with God, why fathers matter more than we think, and how a vision for revival looks like a Bible on every kitchen table.
This conversation is an invitation to see how God delights to work through ordinary families. Families like yours.
They discuss:
Growing in friendship with God.
Building homes centred on Christ.
Simple ways to begin family worship.
Encouragement for fathers who feel inadequate.
Caring for the fatherless in an under-fathered society.
Lessons from the Hebrides Revival.
The altars of the heart, the home, the church and the region.
Guests
Bishop David McClay serves as Bishop of Down and Dromore. Before becoming bishop in 2020, he served for many years as rector of Willowfield Parish Church in Belfast. Raised on a farm in County Donegal, David is passionate about servant leadership, evangelism, discipleship and seeing churches flourish in mission.
Rev. Tommy MacNeil has served alongside his wife Donna in ministry since 2000. After ministering in Barvas, where the Hebrides Revival took place from 1949-52, they moved to Martin's Memorial Church in Stornoway in 2006. Tommy has become widely known for his Bible teaching and his passion to see genuine spiritual revival.
Host
Andy Lamberton is the Director of Legacy, a ministry helping churches see faith and fatherhood thrive. Andy is a speaker and the author of Letters for Exiles: Faithful Living in a Faithless World, and lives in County Donegal with his wife Debbie and their five children.
Find out more:
Altars Scotland: www.altarsscotland.org.uk
Legacy: www.legacyfathers.org
Join Andy, Rob and Stephen as they read through Fathers Who Walk With God
Fathers Who Walk With God explores Abraham’s “before” story - the years before Isaac, when God was shaping him into a father. These seven readings are for fathers, grandfathers, and father figures who want a Scripture-soaked rerooting as men who walk with God.
Join Andy, Rob and Stephen as they read through Fathers Who Walk With God
Fathers Who Walk With God explores Abraham’s “before” story - the years before Isaac, when God was shaping him into a father. These seven readings are for fathers, grandfathers, and father figures who want a Scripture-soaked rerooting as men who walk with God.
Join Andy, Rob and Stephen as they read through Fathers Who Walk With God
Fathers Who Walk With God explores Abraham’s “before” story - the years before Isaac, when God was shaping him into a father. These seven readings are for fathers, grandfathers, and father figures who want a Scripture-soaked rerooting as men who walk with God.
Join Andy, Rob and Stephen as they read through Fathers Who Walk With God
Fathers Who Walk With God explores Abraham’s “before” story - the years before Isaac, when God was shaping him into a father. These seven readings are for fathers, grandfathers, and father figures who want a Scripture-soaked rerooting as men who walk with God.
Join Andy, Rob and Stephen as they read through Fathers Who Walk With God
Fathers Who Walk With God explores Abraham’s “before” story - the years before Isaac, when God was shaping him into a father. These seven readings are for fathers, grandfathers, and father figures who want a Scripture-soaked rerooting as men who walk with God.
Join Andy, Rob and Stephen as they read through Fathers Who Walk With God
Fathers Who Walk With God explores Abraham’s “before” story - the years before Isaac, when God was shaping him into a father. These seven readings are for fathers, grandfathers, and father figures who want a Scripture-soaked rerooting as men who walk with God.
Join Andy, Rob and Stephen as they read through Fathers Who Walk With God
Fathers Who Walk With God explores Abraham’s “before” story - the years before Isaac, when God was shaping him into a father. These seven readings are for fathers, grandfathers, and father figures who want a Scripture-soaked rerooting as men who walk with God.
Join Andy Lamberton for a special Father’s Day conversation with Rob Parsons on the Legacy Podcast. Happy Father’s Day!! — Send this episode to your dad!
Packed with inspiring stories that will make your jaw drop, your belly ache from laughing and your soul lift. Rob reflects on being a father, the people who shape us, and how a homeless man arriving at his door with a frozen chicken one Christmas changed his life.
Our thanks to Rob for joining us, and to Care for the Family for all they do to strengthen families across the UK and beyond. We cannot recommend them enough!
Rob Parsons
In 1988, Rob left his career as a senior partner in a successful law practice to found Care for the Family from a small office behind a hairdresser’s in Cardiff. More than 35 years later, it has grown into one of the UK’s leading family charities, with over 80 staff supporting families across the country and resources used around the world. Rob was awarded an OBE in 2012 for services to family support.
Read his outstanding story A Knock a the Door, and a timeless, uplifting and impactful book for fathers: The Sixty Minute Father.
Andy Lamberton
Andy Lamberton hosts the Legacy Podcast and directs the work of Legacy. He is a speaker and mission worker dedicated to helping families follow Jesus together, and the author of Letters for Exiles: Faithful Living in a Faithless World. He is married to Debbie, and together they are raising their five children along the Donegal shoreline in Ireland.
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