Not Without The Head

by Fredrick Ezeji-Okoye

Overview

There is an insidious epidemic that has swept around the world. This disease is the absence of the father in our households.

It is not a virus but just as debilitating and deadly, perhaps more so, and the source of many of the tribulations our societies are enduring. The father, or head, is the keystone of our family units. God intended specific roles and responsibilities for his children and created man to assume the lead position within the family unit. Where the head is missing, dysfunction, sin, and sorrow are free to fill the void. The effects are generational and have far-reaching implications.

Not Without the Head explores the core issues surrounding the absence of fathers in society. Bro. Fredrick Ezeji-Okoye has written an insightful and educational guide to help us understand both the physical and emotional effects the absence of fathers causes in our families. The author tells of his own experiences and shares the testimony of others with firsthand knowledge of the subject. Not Without the Head includes pertinent Biblical references and support of the author's perspective and advice.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940162648215
Publisher:	Carpenter's Son Publishing
Publication date:	11/01/2020
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	NOOK Book
File size:	1 MB

About the Author

Fredrick K. Ezeji-Okoye is the author of Who Prays for the Pastor. He is a communicator at heart with a passion to share the Gospel both orally and in writing. Among his many gifts and talents, he is a minister, writer, and motivational speaker with a mandate to equip and empower the body of Christ by igniting a greater thirst and hunger for God’s word and intercessory prayer. He is the founder and President of “The Men of Faith Network,” a fast-growing, diverse, and multicultural network of pastors and leaders with global outreach. Fredrick is the CEO of The Liberty Foundation LLC, a company that specializes in training church workers and consultants. He lives in the Chicago metro area with his wife Ijeoma and their three children, Chisom, Nkiruka, and Chinenye.(www.menoffaithnetwork.org https://libertyfoundationllc.com/)