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EPISODE · Aug 3, 2026 · 28 MIN

Dear Fathers, Your Children Still Have Questions:GRIT on The Rocks #83

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Children rarely stop loving an absent father.They simply stop asking their questions out loud.In this emotional episode of Grit On The Rocks, David shares his experience of growing up without his biological father and the questions that followed him into adulthood.He discusses how abandonment affects a child's sense of worth, why financial provision can never replace emotional presence, and how fathers can break destructive generational cycles.David also reflects on his own mistakes as a father, the importance of apologizing to our children, and the responsibility men have to remain present even when relationships, marriages, or life circumstances change. Through personal storytelling and biblical reflection, this conversation offers encouragement to fathers who want to do better, adult children healing from abandonment, and men determined to become the fathers they never had. You cannot change the past. But you can take responsibility for what happens next.Find us on : Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GritontheRocksInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/gritontherocks/

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