Divorced But Still Dad - Gordon, Ken

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Résumé :
In this impactful, forward-thinking book, Rev. Dr. Ken J. Gordon, Jr. shares faith principles for divorced and divorcing fathers, emphasizing amicable co-parenting, which Rev. Gordon believes is vital for all children impacted by divorce. He speaks passionately and transparently to fathers by sharing his personal spiritual journey, the lessons he learned about himself through his own children, and why the responsibility of being an involved dad is critical to the healthy development of every child. Each chapter in the book provides powerful biblical and common-sense lessons that every man should consider, even those whose marriage is intact. It also addresses mothers and children affected by divorce, providing a glimpse into the psyche of men and their often-unspoken perspectives on fatherhood and responsibility. This book is for anyone, male or female, who is going through, has gone through, or knows someone going through the painful experience of divorce or separation. Not only do the truths in this book inform, they also heal.

Biographie:
Ken Gordon Jr. is a storyteller, leader, pastor, and lifelong student of identity, power, and belonging. Bad Dogs: The Complete Story draws from his lived experience as a young Black cadet navigating discipline, expectation, and survival inside a system not built with him in mind-and the man he would later become because of it.A veteran commercial executive with more than 25 years of experience across corporate America, Ken has led global sales organizations, built high-performing teams, and negotiated complex partnerships in highly competitive industries. Yet beneath the professional success lies a deeper narrative-one shaped by early encounters with authority, loyalty, punishment, and resilience. Bad Dogs is the origin story behind that journey.Ken writes with unflinching honesty about boyhood, manhood, and the cost of learning too early how the world categorizes those it does not fully see or recognize. His work explores the quiet moments between rebellion and obedience, the line between discipline and dehumanization, and the lasting imprint of environments that demand conformity without understanding.He is also the pastor of House of Light Church, where he encourages others to live authentic, judgment-free lives-seeking to be better today than they were yesterday. Ken is a lifetime member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. and a Diamond Life Member of the NAACP. He is the author of several books, including Combat Zone: Navigating Corporate America While Black, where many of the themes first surfaced in Bad Dogs are carried forward into adulthood. Together, his work forms a continuum-examining how early conditioning shapes confidence, ambition, relationships, and faith.Ken is a husband, father, faith leader, and mentor. He believes stories are not just told to remember the past, but to reclaim it-and to give language to those who were never meant to survive, let alone speak. Bad Dogs: The Complete Story is both a reckoning and a release....

Sommaire:
In this impactful, forward-thinking book, Rev. Dr. Ken J. Gordon, Jr. shares faith principles for divorced and divorcing fathers, emphasizing amicable co-parenting, which Rev. Gordon believes is vital for all children impacted by divorce. He speaks passionately and transparently to fathers by sharing his personal spiritual journey, the lessons he learned about himself through his own children, and why the responsibility of being an involved dad is critical to the healthy development of every child. Each chapter in the book provides powerful biblical and common-sense lessons that every man should consider, even those whose marriage is intact. It also addresses mothers and children affected by divorce, providing a glimpse into the psyche of men and their often-unspoken perspectives on fatherhood and responsibility. This book is for anyone, male or female, who is going through, has gone through, or knows someone going through the painful experience of divorce or separation. Not only do the truths in this book inform, they also heal....