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A Letter to My Father

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Tuesday, August 20, 2024 @ 08:20 AM A Letter to My Father Don Wildmon Founder MORE

In this episode of the It's My Turn podcast, Bro. Don Wildmon shares a deeply personal and heartfelt letter he wrote to his father. This episode is a beautiful tribute to the enduring influence of a good parent and a reflection on the timeless values that shape our lives.

Bro. Don begins by expressing his thoughts on Father's Day, acknowledging that while it is a special day to honor fathers, he believes that every day should be a day to honor the principles and values that fathers like his have instilled in their children. He shares how his father's teachings guided him throughout his life, from making decisions to living out the principles of honesty and fairness.

One of the most touching moments in the episode is when Don recalls a conversation with his father about drinking. This moment highlights the powerful impact that parents' actions and words can have on their children.

Don also reflects on the golden rule—treating others as you would like to be treated—an important lesson he learned not from Sunday school or church, but from observing his father's daily actions. 

Another significant theme in the episode is the concept of success. Bro. Don shares his belief that true success is not measured by wealth, power, or status, but by the spiritual riches parents pass on to their children. He expresses his gratitude for the good name his father gave him and the honest, better way of living he was taught.

Listeners are reminded of the importance of parental influence and the lasting legacy that a good parent can leave. He concludes with a heartfelt ambition to be as good a father to his children as his father was to him, a goal that, if achieved, would make him feel truly successful.

This episode is a touching tribute to fatherhood and a powerful reminder of the values and principles that shape our lives. 

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