Hosted by Anthony Vandagriff · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 249 episodes
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Fathering Our Future is the podcast for dads who are dedicated to embracing this God-given identity and fulfilling the mission of fatherhood. We explore fatherhood from a biblical perspective focusing on identity, relationships, and mission.You’ll get scriptural guidance and wisdom that will help you as a dad. You’ll also get to hear from other dads and special guests on. topics you care about.
Anthony Vandagriff hosts Fathering Our Future, a kids show with 249 episodes published.
No matter where you find yourself as a Christian, whether that be a faithful disciple or a full-time minister, you can never use God as an excuse to be absent from your family. That was never God’s design nor will it eve
Every dad knows the pressure of a child acting out in public. The restaurant gets loud. The store gets uncomfortable. People start looking. And suddenly, you are not just dealing with your child’s behavior, you are deali
Your kids may trust you completely when they are little, but will they still trust you when they grow up? In this episode, I talk about a simple moment with my youngest daughter that hit me hard. She was tired, I picked
Every dad gets angry. The question is not whether anger will show up, but what we do when it does. In this episode, I talk honestly about anger in fatherhood, why it can rise so quickly, and how Christian dads can respon
As fathers, we cannot rely on a "been there, done that" mindset. Our children are growing up in a world shaped by smartphones, artificial intelligence, and cultural changes that many of us never experienced. If we want t
If you want to become a better father, one of the most important questions you can ask is this: Does the fruit of the Spirit show up in the way I treat my children? In this episode, I challenge Christian dads to examine
Why don’t my kids listen? If you’ve ever asked that question as a dad, you’re not alone. Every father reaches a point where he wonders how to get his kids to listen, obey, and follow direction without constant frustratio
A couple of weeks ago I shared the best idea for Mother’s Day, but some moms did not agree. So I found out what the issue was. The problem was not with the moms or with my idea. The problem was with their husbands. This
Many fathers want to help their children succeed, but sometimes our help can quietly become control. If we are not careful, we can do so much for our kids that we never teach them how to do things for themselves. In this
Most dads think the key to leading their home is having the right answers. But sometimes what we really need is to ask better questions and listen. In this episode, I share a simple conversation I had with my five-year-o
When it comes to being a great husband, there are a few days we need to remember: her birthday, Valentine’s Day, your wedding anniversary, and of course, Mother’s Day. I grew up watching my dad spend lots of money on pur
Some dads think being present means just being around but your kids can feel the difference between being there and being close. In this episode, I talk about something simple that has a massive impact on your relationsh
If our kids don’t take our words seriously, it’s not because they’re stubborn. It’s because something is broken in how we communicate as dads. In this episode, I talk about what it really means to be a father of your wor
Every father has faced it. The meltdown in public. The tears. The frustration. The moment when you feel your patience slipping and you just want the behavior to stop. In this episode, I share a moment I witnessed between
Every dad would say, "I would die for my kid." It sounds powerful. It sounds noble. And in many ways it is true. Most dads would step in front of danger without hesitation. But what about the everyday moments? The challe
Have you ever poured yourself out for your family and wondered if anyone even noticed? As fathers, we work hard. We sacrifice. We provide. We protect. And if we are honest, there are days when we wish someone would simpl
Most dads want to be a good dad. But what if that’s the wrong goal? In this episode, I challenge one of the most common and most misleading pursuits in fatherhood. Because being a “good dad” isn’t determined by how much
Fatherhood changes everything, especially our expectations. Many dads step into parenting with ambition, personal standards, and a vision for what excellence looks like, only to feel frustrated when they cannot seem to m
Are your kids doing things for you because they love you… or because they feel like they have to manage your emotions? In this episode, I unpack a powerful conversation that forced me to look in the mirror as a father. U
Many parents say it without thinking: “Go to your room.” But biblically, psychologically, and developmentally it’s a mistake. In this episode, I explain why isolating children during discipline does more harm than good.
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Fathering Our Future is hosted by Anthony Vandagriff. The show is categorised under kids (family) and has published 249 episodes.
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