Being a father is both a blessing and a battlefield. Just as Abraham, the father of faith, was asked to sacrifice what he loved most, so are today’s fathers often called to carry hidden wounds - emotional, spiritual, even sacrificial - for the sake of their family’s future. Fathers are the priests of their households, and like Abraham, they are sometimes called to climb Mount Moriah alone, wrestling with obedience, provision, and surrender. But every wound carried in secret is shaping a public testimony of legacy.