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I have 4 kids who are 17,15, 12 and 10
they ALL sit down and watch Buddy Brown videos and we talk about them at dinner.
Buddy is changing the world y'all
that's amazing I started watching Buddy when I was 16 now I'm 25. made a LOT less mistakes because of him
dang I love hearing that. appreciate y'all you're doing a great job -BB
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That's awesome. I wish I had a family like that. At my house it was yelling, screaming ,kicking under the table throwing utensils and food. Basically a lot like Animal house. My brother was adopted from a crackhead and his hyperactivity and violence destroyed our family Treasure what you have that is so special to get along and problem solve and educate together or even all be in the same room and get along.. Truthfully I'm jealous. Peace.
Jesus Christ, the best teacher we all have. God bless!
I am 73 years old. I grew up as the child of a single mom and have no idea who my father was. Having said that, I was blessed with a strong grandfather and 4 uncles who treated me like their own kid. True to form I thought my grandfather was the dumbest human on earth when I was a kid but it is amazing how smart he became as I matured. I am retired now after serving in the USAF and working as a master machinist and I still can hear the words of these 5 wise men in my mind when faced with decisions. God bless you Buddy. Keep speaking the truth!
Amen your Mom was a good woman and gave you the importance of strong men in your life. If evident by your comment she did what she could for you. Well done GPop, what a great man🕊️
*As a daughter, my Father has been and continues to be the safest smartest Dad this girl could ever need.
Thank you for your service
Thankfully I had my Father my Dad, my Mother on the other hand couldn't have cared less about her own kids.
My Dad was always there for us and to this day even though he passed when I was 21 he is still in the back of my head telling me what's right and wrong. I also had my Dad's side of the family and although some have also passed my Aunt and Uncles were very big influences also, I thank God I had one side of my family that showed actual love and were always there for each other. I am writing this because I saw you were a master machinist and although I didn't get to that level I have been a machinist for 30+ years myself and I salute you sir.
Thank you for your service.
Amazing and inspiring story. Thank you for your service and sharing.
You're absolutely right. I'm one of the ones that fell through the cracks. I pretty much had to figure life out on my own, from scratch. This problem is evident EVERYWHERE. We need to start turning this around.
I quit my desk job cause of Buddy now I work for the national park service out in Montana taking care of fallen trees. never been happier.
Wow, good on you! Sounds like a great Life out in Mt, watch your 6 out there.👍🌲🇺🇸🇺🇸
I quit my corporate job in Chicago to come to Arizona 40 years ago and never looked back...not even once💖
Except the working for the enemy part 😂🙃
@@elizabethpeterson455unfortunately Arizona is changing for the worse.
@@NANA-lq5md how is that?
As a woman, I approve of this message ❤
My dad left when I was in the fourth grade. My mom stepped in and told us (3 boys) if we wanted something (material items beyond a roof over our heads and food in our bellies) we better get a job. So we did - we delivered the local news paper, then got job at the local grocery store. She is a strong woman and didn't coddle us! We also joined the local boy scout troop and worked our azzes off to buy camping supplies for our summer camps at the lakes and rivers. It was a great childhood that turned us into great men.
My father left my mother when we were just little. My uncle was the man in our family. He is the one who taught us to hunt and fish, and to be conservationists. We always admired him and paid attention to everything he taught us.
I had two fathers, one biological and the real one by adoption. One had fun and the other did the work of fathering and supporting me. I didn’t appreciate him when I was young but now as a father and grandfather I’m eternally thankful for him.
Same here. Live and learn. I always wanted the wrong dad. Divorce is hard on kids minds
My parents had six children. My father couldn't cope. He passed when I was 8 yrs old. My older brother by 7 yrs did what he could for about a year but had his own life to sort out. My stepdad came on the scene about then and took on the task of raising me and my little sister. It took a while for me to accept his ways but glad I did. He taught me how to work, who to associate with and the consequences of bad choices. Stepdad had an 8th grade education and had to work hard to stay ahead. He included me in that journey and I credit him for my work ethic, patriotism and integrity.
As a woman, I approve of this message 👍 God bless you & yours, Buddy 🙏❤️🇺🇲
Awesome
I had 3 kids & they're biological father was never there for them. Then I married a man on his 18th birthday he stepped up for my 2 sons & 1 daughter they were 5, 3, 1 this man is their dad then we had another son. We've been married 49 yrs. Not always easy but we made it & we have 4 adult kids hard working good parents. Thank You for this video.
That’s fantastic! Praise God for that man!
You better thank that man every day for saving you from a life of mistakes and misery.
I grew up in a crappy family with both parents that didn't care and had no other family that cared either...but thanks to God i was given a great man for a husband who has helped so much raising both our kids as we felt God leading us. Thank you God and please bless everyone out there.
My Father died a month short of his 41st birthday. I was 10. Leukemia destroyed his body in 1958,59. It did not destroy what I learned from my Dad. It stayed with me to this day. Yes, I am a Man. Thank you, Dad.
Here in south Mississippi we teach our kids how to fish, basic gardening and the importance of integrity. Thanks Buddy for what you do! 🇺🇸
I live in Bay Springs, Mississippi. Originally from D'Iberville, Mississippi.
Simpson County chiming in here 👋
Hey y’all, I’m in Hurley, MS . Nice to meet you! Appreciate the message that our friend Buddy Brown puts out on a regular basis. It’s awesome he’s one of us! 🇺🇸
@@Buck_Allen_Songwriter East Central High School, we played them in football when I was at D'Iberville High School back in the late seventies. They had a Clark boy that could tote the mail and a smaller back named Simmons that was also very good.
Hey @Buck_Allen_Songwriter Buck, I met you at a rally in 2014? Got your music in my Playlist and still digging it!
My father was essentially useless when it came to raising up a son but I was blessed because my pastor, youth pastor and the church’s deacons stepped up to show me what a godly man is supposed to be. They all poured into me and called me out when necessary
I agree with you on this. I am 61 with a 24 year old son who is an Eagle Scout, and College graduate with 2 degrees, and a daughter who is a senior in highschool. She is already volunteering for the local fire department, and plans to attend the fire academy immediately after she graduates highschool. They both know how to check oil and change a flat tire, my son knows how to change oil, brakes, CV axles, ball joints, tie rods, and tune up his Tahoe. He also knows how to build a shed, and make repairs around the house. They both grew up in Sunday School, Church, and Awana in youth program. We don't drink alcohol or smoke or take any drugs.
We adopted both of them as babies, and have always tried to set a good example.
What's wrong with smoking a little bud??? I have smoked for as long as I can remember and both my children are doing better than I ever did at their age. So please explain to me what is wrong with smoking???
I’d say it’s putnam7979 personal choice. Pretty simple. He didn’t condemn anyone else for their choices . It’s how he has lived “ his “ life and he’s telling “ his” story.
@@JStrong-ps4pujust personal choices. RELAX.
The best decision I ever made was to marry my husband. We are 33 years married with 2 newly married children- a daughter and a son. I chose him because of the example I was raised with. We’re still blessed to have my Daddy with us- a 30 year WWII USMC veteran who recently turned 103. His mind is strong and by the grace of God, still healthy. We are a close family and my father lives with us. Both our children are smart, educated (no debt) and compassionate. Both are gainfully employed. My husband grew up knowing how to use tools- fix it tools and defensive ones. He taught both our children the same. Our son is way he is because of my husband’s influence as well as my father’s. Our daughter married a man just her daddy and her Papa. We couldn’t be more proud. We are blessed.
Cheers Buddy! from Southern California 🌴🇺🇸💪
I thank God for Uncle Harley and Uncle Lonnie. Hats off to the MEN who stayed and did their job! I never had a dad,(got called bastard child and told when I was 4, because of that I was going to hell by mean ass cousins all my childhood) and if it hadn't been for my Mom, Grandfather and Uncle, I wouldn't have turned out to be a saved child of Christ and a halfway decent person. So thank you again, to ALL the men who cowboyed up and raised their children!! Good stuff there Buddy! Thanks for sharing!
So happy you survived all that negativity. I myself had a very similar upbringing and early on I learned to rely on God my father for everything. God Bless you my friend 🙏😇❤️🙌
My dad passed in 2004 I spoke his eulogy. When he was alive we all knew that he could handle anything if we were in trouble.He was like John Wayne. He always drove a 4x4 suburban and volunteered to drive every winter people who had to go to the hospital. He taught me how to be a man and I hope I made him proud.
I’m 17 and these videos are so helpful for things that I have trouble with and there’s one for almost everything I need help with. Keep doing good buddy
same brother. Just like Buddy has his hero's like Phil Robertson we have Buddy in our generation. Men who walk the walk! its rarer than Rare!
Your kids are blessed to have so many positive people in their life.
Buddy, this video really hit home!!! I am 56yr old & my Dad was there for me growing up. Even though I am a girl, I was a Tomboy & my Dad took me fishing, did everything & anything with me!! Now, my poor Dad is in a nursing home with dementia. It breaks my heart to see my strong Dad going through what he is going through. I was blessed to have such a strong man in my life growing up. Thank you for another great video Buddy!!! ❤
YOU'RE SO BLESSED
MY DAD WAS NOT A GOOD HUSBAND OR FATHER...UNTIL BE GOT SAVED... BUT I WAS ALREADY IN HIGH SCHOOL. I LOVE MY DAD...BUT ALSO I NEEDED THAT DADDY IN MY LIFE DESPERATELY...
WHEN I CAME BACK TO GOD AFTER SEVERAL BAD MARRIAGES TO MEN I CHOSE, AND REALIZED THAT MY HEAVENLY DADDY LOVED ME. THATS WHEN I CHANGED COMPLETELY FOR THE GOOD
DON'T MISUNDERSTAND I WASN'T A BAD PERSON I WAS JUST LIVING A PRETTY CONFUSED LIFE AND UNFORTUNATELY I HAD TWO SONS WHO DO LOVE ME DEARLY BUT I KNOW THAT THERE'S THINGS THAT I SHOULD NOT HAVE DONE; GETTING REMARRIED WAS ONE OF THEM... BUT I GUESS WE LEARN AS WE GO ALONG. I JUST MISSED OUT ON THAT WHAT A GOOD MAN WAS AND THEREFORE I DIDN'T CHOOSE GOOD MEN IN MY LIFE...
Grabbing my heart strings. Went with my father through this same journey. "A son is a son until he takes a wife. A daughter is a daughter for the whole of your life." I am honored to have been with him through it all. What my Dad gave me is beyond words. My life is so good because of him and my mother. My Dad gave me heart and soul, my Mom gave me eyes to see.
Daddy's girls rock!
Brother Buddy is bringing the good word down from the mountain top. Heed it!
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I am from the UK. I love the Southern honesty, the way you hold yourself when you speak, the absolute truth in your words. I have a step son, he's 19, his dad is in and out a bit, treats him more of a mate(friend) than a son. I try and indeed, do, teach this young man, that honesty, hard work, fidelity and absolute respect of elders and also, respect for women, are the main guides in life. My only regret. I don't have a chainsaw!!!
That's easily fixed!
A shout out to Ron, the owner of Kilroy's Workshop here in Colorado. He has a whole bunch of young men & women working for him & is very much involved in mentoring them in welding, blade making, & blacksmithing trades. All of these young folks have a genuineness in them that is becoming rare in US society. Also a shout to my stepfather Bill, who passed away a few years ago. For years, he worked in a hot environment making tires to help support my mom & 4 kids. Of course years later, my mom kicked him out of the house unjustly. Made me loose respect for my mom. I sure do miss him!! ❤
Glad you had a great stepfather. Would suggest y'all might cut your mother some slack though; no one knows what really goes on between married couples behind closed doors.
Yay & prayers for Kilroy's and to you from W Slope Colo❣️🙏❤️✝️🕊
In the 1970s (long before you were a twinkle in your daddy’s eye), my Uncle Herb, took us into our field next to our house, girls and guys, and played flag football with us. Teaching us the game, and teaching his boys to be respectful to girls. It may have only happened once or twice, but I have never forgot this. And when you grow up in Pittsburgh, it helps to know football.
All I needed was father. I'm 62. Born day after Mom's 41st birthday. Dad was 45. WWII veteran. RIP CAPTAIN R.L Kirschner. ❤🙏😪
Buddy's talks are inspirational to me, even though he's much younger. As a father of 2 sons, both grown men now, I'm proud to say that my positives have greatly outweighed the negatives, and the men my boys have become is due to upright values that both my wife and I did our best to instill. Preach on, brother Buddy!
My ex and i ended up couldn't live together. That being said we raised a hell of a son and daughter. Went to every after school activity they participated in and sat together. After my wife and i got married that was just 1 more person to try and send them the right way.
Nearly 62 now. My children's ages are 36, 34, 26, 24, 19
My biological father was in the Air Force he died when I was 30 days old.
A young army man came home several months later and married mom AND me. This was during the Korean War.
He raised me like his own along with 3 brothers and a sister.
He definitely taught us how to be REAL men.
We were well blessed, he was a very good man and an excellent example to us.
We all 5 turned out to be productive members of society. All of us, in turn, raised productive members of society as well.
I’m 71 now with 15 grand kids.
Life is good if you do it following biblical principles.
But a word of encouragement to those you don’t have that manly example to follow, you can still do it it’s just a heck of lot harder.
I know several, who pulled themselves up by their own bootstraps and my hat is off to them.
I ❤ it ! Real women want real men ! I wish it was the 50s n 60s again 😢. Morals, a simple handshake, opening a door, moms cook , family ate at the table, there wasn’t disrespect, there wasn’t a lack of discipline, peace ✌️ is all there was. Hell, we left our doors unlocked! Road without helmets, or seatbelts, played til dark n our parents weren’t worried, we had pot lucks , block parties, and everyone helped everyone. Hard work was the reality. ❤ god bless all who miss those days !
I am a 77yrs old married man in Alabama and I remember those days. My older brother and I had White Leghorn chickens and sold eggs for three years. I went on a posse with the Sheriff along with my Dad when I was 16yrs.
My dad died when I was 13. I had two uncles that lived within the same metropolitan area. The others lived far away in eastern America. I had a very good father that let me play little league baseball, took me fishing, taught me firearm safety and how to shoot with a steady hand and hunt. After my dad passed my uncle’s had no involvement in my life. I struggled for a few years trying to figure out life ahead. I finally got my shit together and started working in some jobs that had a future to make decent money and learn a craft. I retired 3 years ago with a good retirement portfolio. Excellent video Buddy! 👍👍
I’m 63 we are teaching our granddaughters along with our son-in-law and his parents to hunt fish and show respect to other people
Edward...the man that welcomed my newborn son (along with his wife) into his life when I put my son up for adoption when I was an unwed teenager in 1971. My son came back into my life in 2012 and I am so proud of the solid, caring man he became and I give credit to his adoptive father...
Lost my father at 14, now 56
Not a day goes by that I don't think of him.
Rest in peace Dad, Mom & brother
Love this man more than I can express. this kind of wisdom doesn't exist these days
Im a father, a uncle, and a former Drill Instructor USMC. Im glad that I had all three in my life that made me become all three to many.
Not a grandaddy yet but looked up to and miss both of mine. And hope to be one someday.
Amen brother we need to more alpha men in the country
dang I love these Fall colors. Good luck to everyone hunting this season! may God bring us enough to fill the freezers and lend some to our neighbors!
amazing, I can't stand living in Florida. the leaves never change.
gets me fired up for deer season
Feels great to have more than enough and drop meat off to neighbors! Good luck to y'all this season -BB
@@BuddyBrownMusic Son is hunting in Tennessee as we speak and can't wait to throw some venison on the table!
*This is so true, and why Christian based country Patriots families keep together and keep God, Family and Country is the right perspective!*
In these days and times, I still see families with Fathers that barely interact with their own children. These kids aren't loved, taught to do the right things, and are basically ignored. These aren't Fathers or role models, they are Simps and one of the main problems kids have now a days. Might as well not even have a Father or role model, and we wonder why they turn out the way they do...🙏
I have been there for my daughter every step of the way. My brother (her uncle) and her grandfather also have been a huge/positive influence. All three of us remain very active and role models in my 21 year old daughter’s life. As we will until we die.
My Dad raised on a farm, became a paratrooper, loved to hunt (but said he like to shoot pictures the most), and became a VP at a big office/hotel/retail complex in a big city. When he moved from one job to another all his men followed him. He always had time for me, no matter how tired he was. I miss him every day. Thank God he was a believer. I trust that I'll see him again.
You are so right Buddy.
We have 6 grandsons, they lived several states away and it was extremely difficult to maintain a relationship.
Now they are young adults and floundering in this world. We feel helpless, but can't really change it.
My dad was plenty. He was a WWII POW. I figured if he survived the real Nazis I better listen to him. He taught me so much but the biggest was to use my head to get me out of any problem I might have. I was left running a tractor by myself at 12 years old. Get stuck? Learn to unhook the implement. Use a chain to pull it out. Hook back up and get to work. The hitch pin comes out? Unhook and use the 3 point hitch to raise it and block. Then hook back up and go to. Something breaks? Fix it and get back to work. I miss him.
My stepdad Mark came into my life when I was in my 30's. He has been a true blessing to not only me but to my sons and daughters.
I have three sons, two in the Army and one is a truck driver. I raised them
in the school of hard knocks. Taught them to hunt, fish, and survive off the land
when they were young.
My Daddy. Bertram. Lost him too soon in 2002. Miss him so much. Prayed for me for years. And now I'm so close to my savior. Thank you Daddy.
Buddy I’m in my 70s now but as a young man I had two fathers. One was my biological father, who taught men a great work ethic. A hard man at times but always fair.
My second father was my mother’s brother. He taught me right from wrong. Also faith in Jesus Christ. Two good role models.
I'm a woman with 3 sons. I love this message, Buddy! 🙏🏻❤️
I'm so blessed they have my husband. We adopted them at 5, 6 and 8. One is now in law enforcement with a desire to help children. The other two are working FT. They are 17 and 18. Strong men are so important and women, we need to support them and their healthy decisions. Sending love and prayers to you all! 🙏🏻❤️✝️🕊️
I had an Uncle Johnny too. He just passed last month. My mom was a single mom until I was about 7 and he was my role model, and he was a good one. My mom married a good man when I was 7 and he was a great role model as well. I appreciate your message. The western world seems to have forgotten that MEN MATTER.
Hi Buddy, I’m 68 now and thank God every night for my parents. But, as a man now, especially my dad, SSGT WW2 Mevy James. Brought us 4 kids up in a Christian home and led by example. I definitely had the best, and it’s more obvious every day.
God bless you, sir.
Amen brother. Godly, masculine, dedicated, invested men...we all need that influence.
I was blessed to have a godly father growing up, and now he's been there for my son and daughter as well. He grew up on a farm and understood what it means to work hard, but more importantly he understands what it means to be a person of integrity. My wife's father is no different. Knowing the role models they have in their lives, I think my kids have a fighting chance.
With my son it was definitely his football coach!! they all loved their coach! This Gentlemen was an amazing Source of advice for many situations on and off of the field! an absolutely incredible mentor!!😃 In his senior year, they won the championship To cap off an undefeated season!😃 Now my son is a national gaurd soldier and a criminology major! He graduated high school On the national honor society!😃
My son had his pawpaw that helped raise him, he has his dad, he had an assistant principal Mr Weaver that helped guide him in the right direction, and he had a Lutienent at Camp Beauregard (Pineville, LA) Youth Challenge Program that he still talks to today. All of these men played a major part in my son's life. His dad traveled alot, but still took him hunting and fishing. I had to be both parents alot of his life.
Buddy is a true disciple of Christ. He’s turning the world upside down!!! Keep bringing the truth brother. God bless you and your family
Shout out to the many men that were there for my son as he was growing up! Alex-Becky’s husband, Ron Edwards, and Andy Mayer! Good godly men, all! Hallelujah!
The One True Love of My Life ❤️ was My Grandfather (Grandpa). He was a High School Shop Teacher. He died when I was 6 years old. 😢😢😢 I sobbed ALL night long. I am now 66 years old. He had almost received his twenty years pen for Faithfulness in going to Church and not missing a Sunday. He was My Hero.
This ones hurts...
Lost my dad right before i graduated from highschool...
Still wonder if he would be proud of the man i have become. 👍
If you're pursuing strong, good and honorable things he's even more proud of you cause he knows you had to do it without him. Believe me, he’s proud.
I was blessed to have had a father who was the most honorable man I’ve ever known. I distinctly remember a friend of his that one day told me “ he is a true southern gentleman” I constantly strive to live up to our family name and guide my grandson in my father’s ways.
Hands to Jesus for the greatest father on Earth. Dad raised two productive men and countless other Boy / Eagle Scouts. Especially now that dads had a major stroke and needs constant help. I fight life threatening back pain while raising three strong young men in the faith. Younger bro is now retiring due to giving his body in service. We will all tell you Jesus is how we are still standing.
I’m a woman (100% NOT a feminist), and I love this video. Thank you Mr, Brown!!
Well, one of the first influential men in my life was my grandfather and then followed by my uncles. My father's never been in the scene cuz he died right after I was born. When it comes to my kids there's myself, but a question. The rest. Even the grandfather didn't want to stick around was a horrible alcoholic. I'm hoping I had enough influence on them for them to traverse the sludge of life. I know they keep coming back for questions helping I have the answer. It makes me feel good as a dad
You are spot on once again. Being a dad is a tough roll at times but the trip and the reward are definitely worth it. Take care and God bless. RT
Grandfathers and uncles can really make an impact and i thank God for them.
Dad was a Marine and gone a lot, but grandpa mostly raised me and raised me on the old ways. I'm thankful for that
Buddy, the way you talk to these things, I can see why some people are afraid to let your music be heard on radio stations. If the people heard your music, they might start getting these posts. And then all heck would break loose, I'm here to tell ya!!! You scare the snot outta them, for sure and for certain!!! Keep it up Buddy. We are spreading the word!!!
Good stuff Buddy. May I add, A Bible preaching God given Pastor. Every child needs at least one of those. I've been blessed to have at least 6 different Pastors that were Gods men and they made a huge difference and influence in my life as a child and even today as an adult. Keep the Faith Brother!!!
Amen - I agree with that!
My Dad was awesome. I was adopted and my Dad was an incredible person loving me and doing the work. Never knew my biological sperm donor and don’t care. I married a woman who never had a Dad and grew up in extreme poverty. I now enjoy providing stability, love, strength and the reassurance to my wife that the days of her youth are gone, and never coming back and our three kids are safe.
My dad was there for me. He checked me when I needed to be checked. Out of respect for the sacrifices he made for me, he never had to do it again.
Thank you for your wisdom and truths!
Amen Buddy , you speak the truth , from a 62 old male that is old school with Christian beliefs. Us men need to be strong for our family’s…
My Dad, both of my Grandfathers, and several of my Uncles were very positive influences and very important in my life, especially in my formative years. May God bless you, Buddy Brown!
All my Uncles (6) were always there for me. Always. And my Dad was, too. Thank you God for that. They were a huge positive influence throughout my life!
My father passed in June, he was 85. I miss him so much because i can't pick up the phone and call him to shoot the breeze or ask him how was it that I grow this-that again or how to fix this-that on my car again. I was the only girl and with my dad being a farmer I grew up being kinda a tom boy. ❤
Buddy, loved this episode.
I agree with having awesome male figures (Mentors) in your and your childrens lives... I have been blessed with more of these than I can count, including my father... Although most of them have passed, I can still hear their advise and I remember the lessons I learned when I encountered storms in my life... I am so greatful for the lessons I learned from these great men!!! Along with their encouragement and often tough advise, I have a greater mentor than any of those... When I find no one else, who is able to comfort, console or encourage me... He's always there... He intercedes for me and is an ever present help in times of trouble... Jesus Christ, who sits at the right hand of the Father, is always there!!!
My son and daughter had an involved father until about 15 years ago. Mid- life crisis or out right rebellion - but they had a good raising and several family members and community members in our area that were also vital. Now their kids are being raised well. I'm proud of the kids and their spouses - Godly people who are great examples for many of the youth up in Central Nebraska.
I'm a science instructor and I have been telling young men to be men, not sissified. Warned them I had bettered not see them looking at a mirror in a locker. They're supposed to crawl out of bed, throw on some jeans and a shirt and get out the door - not primp and preen for the girls. Boys need to be boys! Some actually listened and are doing well.
God is good, all the time 😁
One of the best pieces of learning I have ever received and now dole out to younger people is this: You will fail, learn from every failure, and try your best not to repeat it.
It's simple but holds true for a persons entire life. It is part of building character and wisdom.
I am a homeschool stay-at-home dad, Buddy Brown I've been following you for a little while now, and this is by far the most heartwarming video I've ever heard from you, LOL. You are spot-on I tell my son these things every day, especially before he goes to church or spends time with his grandparents
AMEN brother. Your stuff really puts a smile on my face . Look forward to your posts keep them commin. GOD bless you.
Buddy, I love the TRUTH you speak so, so much. My Twin Brother, Garry was the one who told me about your channel a few weeks ago. He and my younger Brother, Rick have also played a great part in my life. My precious Daddy, Rev. Elisha Ward served in Ministry for 68 years. He is in Heaven now, but oh the widsom, love and influence he left in my life could never be measured. I sure miss him, but have the reassurance I will see him again. I also had wonderful Grandfathers. God bless you- keep speaking these truths. We need them now, more than ever.🥰🎚🙏
Buddy speaks a FIERCE TRUTH!
I have three boys with a man that lives across town and has nothing whatsoever to do with them I take care of them still today!! Matter of fact today is my bday im 55 and I have to do it myself but i've ALWAYS TRUST GOD AND HE HAS US📖🕊️🙏
Happy birthday! May God continue to bless you and your family
Too many men like this in our world. You must be a strong person so pat yourself on the back, and have a Happy Birthday! 🎉
Proverbs 22:6
Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it.
I thank God I grew up in a normal, Christian family as you speak of. My Dad always stressed the value of hard work and my Mother always did her best to make a good home for all of us. She was a very good cook and kept us well dressed.
I was adopted by a man when I was 5. He married my mother and adopted me and from that point off. I was his child . He stepped in when I had children up my own and was a single mother. He would take my son and teach him the ways of manhood. He would guide my daughter in what a respectable woman should behave like. And when he died in two thousand nineteen I found out he had saved his whole life to set me up and my children. A good man is hard to find but is worth finding.
I’m 35 years old and my dad is in his early 70’s. There’s been times where I didn’t want to listen to him, but I respect him the best I can.
I wish I still had my Uncle Mickey around, but while he was still alive he was one of the men in my life that spent time with me when he could.
Joe a former boss, is someone I can turn to when I need to vent. Stevie a current coworker is also someone I can turn to whenever I need to vent.
Pastor Tim I’m gradually building a friendship with him.
I look forward to your videos every day on my lunch break
I always thought everybody grew up like me, that isn't true! My Granddaddy taught me you don't buy an axe handle you make it, you don't buy a new chair you make it! My Daddy taught me to hunt and fish and showed me how to swing a bat. My older brother taught me to use tools and how to build things! I love them all and appreciate these things and am now passing it on to the next generation if they will accept it. Don't know how Buddy stays current but he sure does and I appreciate these topics that are real for today's World.
Growing up, the wisest words I've ever heard were from the times that I truly messed up and got caught. The great thing is the role models in my life could have told me I messed up and left me there. However, these men who put me back on track (especially my dad and uncles) took the time to explain how or why I ended up with the unfavorable results I created. I now have kids of my own and see how the knowledge/lessons are being passed on. Thanks Buddy, keep TRUTHING!
I was blessed with good parents,and im extremely Thankful,My Dad was born in 1921,he always said men with beards were to sorry to shave he barely tolerated my mustache...Lol,however he taught me how to work and be the best man I could be.
Amen, my Daughter went off 8 hrs to college, talk about worried! But she took what she learned from me and made it through, came home and has a good job in law enforcement and work with a lot of Good Men and Women! My Son from a previous relationship his step father was a pervert and His Mother taught him the exact opposite from what I tried to teach him, so thankful they my current wife and I worked together and our Daughter learned and listened to us!
Great point! This is awesome! Thanks for this Buddy!
Also, beware of mass “right to carry” protests and/or and exercising rights to carry handguns and rifles. Fellow Americans, we don’t have to do just because we can! We just know we can, and handle business. That’s how WE know US!❤✝️🇺🇸💪
Wow 🤩 I just watched the 👍 go from two likes to 77 in the first 15 seconds.
must have struck a nerve!
Well said brother, thank you!
My grandmother died in 63, but Great Grandparents & paternal Grandparents were literally my 2nd parents & maternal side had 7 boys. I had UNCLE’s!!
My Father stayed and my uncle is there for me
My dad Jim taught me how to be an electrician and he was really good at what he did and I just thank him for always being there for me and sticking around when times were hard you're a good man buddy keep up the good videos