The Hands-on Dad

by Rick Boyer

First published 1997

Rick Boyer believes fathers carry seven distinct Biblical responsibilities that transform how families approach home education. He examines each function through practical applications, showing fathers how to engage actively in their children's learning while supporting their wives in the educational process. Boyer argues that understanding these roles liberates both parents from confusion about their duties and empowers them to excel in their respective contributions. His framework addresses common struggles parents face when taking charge of their children's education at home. The book connects scriptural principles to daily teaching moments, offering fathers a clear path to meaningful involvement. Boyer demonstrates how these Biblical functions work together to create stronger family dynamics and more effective learning environments. Parents discover specific ways to implement these insights immediately, moving beyond theory to actionable steps that benefit their children's development.

Genres: family, non-fiction, parenting, christian-living

Vibes: intimate, thought-provoking

Tropes: how-to, self-help

155 pages · Paperback · The Learning Parent

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