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Hosted by Jake and Dan · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 25 episodes
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Forging Men in Faith and Purpose.Life is God's own Foundry, and he's asked us to be men of purpose and leaders of our home, our children, and our wives. We won't find the strength for these things in ourselves, so join us as we explore the fruit of finding strength and endurance in the forge of life that is required to live out the purpose God has for you.
Jake and Dan hosts Fruit of the Foundry, a religion show with 25 episodes published.
Jake and Dan are back from the road and get honest about what happens when you actually pray for patience or strength -- because God doesn't always answer the easy way. They walk through Matthew 6 on giving, praying, and
"Let your yes be yes, your no be no. Anything more than that comes from the evil one." Jesus is blunt about this. It's a simple standard that's brutal to actually live by. A dad realizes he's said "I'll be there" more ti
Jesus doesn't soften this one. "If your right hand causes you to sin, cut it off." In this episode, we sit down with the Sermon on the Mount's hardest teaching on lust and dig into what it actually means to take sin that
Jakes back from a family vacation and talking through what came home with him: his family grieving the trip's end and their time together. Also, teaching boys responsibility through chores and hard conversations, and the
Sheriff Chad Koranda made a bad choice in college, and he owned it. Two weeks after getting in trouble, he walked into the Pierce County Sheriff's Office, sat in the lobby for two and a half hours, and told the sheriff e
James sits down with Jake to unpack a rite of passage he built for his son Killian -- the severing from Mom dinner, the cold plunge in the Rush River, six men speaking truth over a boy stepping into manhood. It's not abo
We do all the communicating in the world and none of the connecting. Jake and Dan get honest about what it takes to actually build brotherhood -- the 4:30 alarms, the discomfort of reaching out first, the grief we skip p
Most men spend their lives trying to silence the alarm. What if the alarm is working exactly the way it's supposed to? In this episode, Dan and James dig into 1 Peter 5 -- and why following Christ doesn't make life easie
Nobody signs up for suffering. But Peter says don't be surprised when it comes -- and then tells you to rejoice in it. That's either the most absurd thing you've ever heard, or the most freeing. In this episode, James, D
Jake, Dan, and guest James Sullivan open 1 Peter 4 -- but the real conversation starts around the family dinner table no one is sitting at anymore. Three kids in sports. Choir. Youth group. FCA. A wife trying to figure o
Bobby Turner has a binder. Inside it are decades of prayers, notes, and Scripture -- rewritten with her own name in it. Not platitudes. Weapons.In this episode, Bobbie shares what it looked like when God stopped being a
Dan has an admission: for years on date nights, he'd knock back a whiskey or two before he could open up to his wife. Not because he had a drinking problem. Because he had a vulnerability problem. That one confession ope
Mikes' story starts in a Texas church at age 7 -- walking a church aisle alone because his mom was wise enough to make him own his faith. It runs through a home with an alcoholic father, a teenager who eventually told hi
Martin Luther called it the most obscure passage in the entire New Testament. He didn't know what it meant. Neither do we. And that might be exactly the point. In this episode, the guys wade into 1 Peter 3:18 -- 22. Spir
You poured into them. You gave them a shot. You paid their way. And they walked out the door -- sometimes with your money, sometimes to compete against you, sometimes without so much as a thank you. So what do you do wit
What happens when the wives finally get a seat at the table? Caitlin and Lindsay join Jake and Dan on Fruits of the Foundry to tackle some of the most misunderstood verses in the Bible. We look at 1 Peter 3, discussing w
Join in the conversation with our good friend Dan Connors who has served as the local dentist here in Spring Valley since 2009. Dan opens up about his journey... from living a double life back in college and dental schoo
Jake, Dan and Pastor Todd talk about spiritual warfare, the importance of brotherhood and community, and how God refines us through difficult moments.Where have you seen spiritual warfare show up in your life, and how di
Jake and Dan discuss the beginning of 1 Peter with Pastor Todd from Emmaus Church in Spring Valley Wisconsin. Connecting Peter's faith and failures with struggles in our own lives, and our ultimate hope in the midst of s
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Fruit of the Foundry is hosted by Jake and Dan. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 25 episodes.
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