Michael Woodward

A father and son's bond is like no other. Shaped by high-fives, secret crushes, foot-races, and shiny gold jewelry, it's no surprise this bond is everlasting Oozing with warmth and wonder for fathers and sons everywhere, Michael A. Woodward, Jr.'s That's My Daddy whisks you through the highs and lows of everyday life for a loving father finding the perfect work-life balance for him and his adoring son. The experiences they share will live forever within their hearts and illustrate the importance of fathers being a constant part of their sons' lives.

Many will never know what it's like for black fathers to have The Talk... When a black father and his son sit down to talk, deep, and often difficult, stories flow between them. The hope and pride that a father feels when he looks at his son teeters on the edge of his fears about the world and his need to prepare his son for life's toughest moments. From racism to police brutality, Michael A. Woodward, Jr.'s The Talk: Conversations Between A Black Father And His Son offers a glimpse into the conversations that connect the souls of black fathers and their sons, ultimately leading to stronger young men and safer, more vibrant communities.

The missionary endeavor is as ancient as the Word of God. Our task to make him known, to bring joy to the nations and glory to God, identifies us as his people. Our job must never change until he comes again to reign on this planet. Until then we must keep the essence of his commission as simple and straightforward as possible. There is nothing simpler than the message Paul gave to Titus on the little island of Crete nearly two millennia ago. May our generation obey this once again.

The missionary endeavor is as ancient as the Word of God. Our task to make him known, to bring joy to the nations and glory to God, identifies us as his people. Our job must never change until he comes again to reign on this planet. Until then we must keep the essence of his commission as simple and straightforward as possible. There is nothing simpler than the message Paul gave to Titus on the little island of Crete nearly two millennia ago. May our generation obey this once again.