Home should be many things. A nurturing environment. A place of security. A source of comfort. Home should mean acceptance. Home should be fun. It’s somewhere safe to make mistakes. Home should be steeped in forgiveness, fuelled by compassion, determined to love. Every home on the earth takes its character from the people who make it - and like everything else in this world, our experience of home can sometimes be good, and sometimes disappointing. Imagine a home where kindness reigns. A home where nobody remembers what you did wrong last week. A home where restoration trumps retribution. A home where you can fail again, and again, and again, and there’s always someone to pick you up. A home where people don’t just look out for each other, but sacrifice to see others succeed, and throw a party when they do. A home you’d never want to leave. A home like that takes a special kind of father to build it. A father who foreknew His sons and daughters before the universe drew its first breath. A fa