Welcome to the Seven Secrets Assessment and Course
Welcome to The Seven Secrets of Effective Fathers Course —a practical, research-based journey designed to help you lead with strength, consistency, and purpose as a dad.
First Secret: Commitment
A father’s first and most essential role is to be present—physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Commitment builds trust and lays the foundation for lasting influence.
Second Secret: Knowing Your Child
Every child is unique. Understanding your child’s personality, needs, and interests opens the door to deeper connection and more meaningful parenting.
Third Secret - Showing Up Consistently
Children thrive on stability. Consistent actions, values, and discipline help create a secure environment where your child can grow with confidence.
Fourth Secret - Protecting and Providing Security
Fatherhood includes meeting needs and ensuring safety—not just physically, but emotionally and spiritually. Protection and provision show your child they are valued.
Fifth Secret - Affirming and Encouraging
One of the most powerful things a father can do for his children is to love and honor their mother. Whether married, divorced, or separated, showing respect sets a powerful example.
Sixth Secret - Disciplining with Love
Listening with attention and empathy builds trust and respect. When a father listens well, he invites openness and strengthens the relationship.
Seventh Secret - Modeling Integrity and Faith
Fathers are called to lead by example in faith and values. Guiding your children spiritually shapes their worldview and grounds them in lasting truth.
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Who is this class for?
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We read in 1 Corinthians 7:26 about “the present distress.” The church at Corinth encountered some type of grave adversity. Are you or is someone about whom you have concern experiencing some kind of hardship? Emerson invites us to do two specific things as a couple or in a small group that prepares us to navigate the trouble in front of us.
How much knowledge and experience do I need to take this class
We read in 1 Corinthians 7:26 about “the present distress.” The church at Corinth encountered some type of grave adversity. Are you or is someone about whom you have concern experiencing some kind of hardship? Emerson invites us to do two specific things as a couple or in a small group that prepares us to navigate the trouble in front of us.
Is this class good for children?
We read in 1 Corinthians 7:26 about “the present distress.” The church at Corinth encountered some type of grave adversity. Are you or is someone about whom you have concern experiencing some kind of hardship? Emerson invites us to do two specific things as a couple or in a small group that prepares us to navigate the trouble in front of us.
How exactly does the month-long class work?
We read in 1 Corinthians 7:26 about “the present distress.” The church at Corinth encountered some type of grave adversity. Are you or is someone about whom you have concern experiencing some kind of hardship? Emerson invites us to do two specific things as a couple or in a small group that prepares us to navigate the trouble in front of us.
What is the time commitment and schedule for the class?
We read in 1 Corinthians 7:26 about “the present distress.” The church at Corinth encountered some type of grave adversity. Are you or is someone about whom you have concern experiencing some kind of hardship? Emerson invites us to do two specific things as a couple or in a small group that prepares us to navigate the trouble in front of us.
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