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Hosted by Growing Fathers · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 59 episodes
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In 2020, we noticed that while mom blogs, secular dad podcasts, and more general helps were plentiful, there was a lack of resources for Christian dads who wanted to grow. Feeling the need to grow as Christian dads, we started this blog in an effort to share the lessons God was teaching us. Reading blog posts is great, but we know dads are busy. You may not always have time to sit down and read—but you can listen while driving, working out, or even doing the dishes. We want this to be a place where we can dive deeper into these topics, share personal experiences, and have honest conversations.
Growing Fathers hosts Growing Fathers Podcast, a kids show with 59 episodes published.
Article referenced: https://www.growingfathers.com/parenting-for-life/ Parenting doesn't end when your children become adults—it simply enters a new season. In this episode, we discuss the unique joys and challenges of p
In this episode of The Growing Fathers Podcast, we tackle the difficult but vital conversation of how to talk to children about death and grief. Grounded in biblical truths from Exodus 12, we share personal stories and p
In this episode, special guest Chap Bettis shares insights on biblical parenting, disciple-making, and the importance of modeling faith for children. Discover practical strategies for raising godly kids. Buy the book, "T
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"God’s work through us starts with God’s work in us. Before we can help our children grow into this kind of spiritual maturity that flowers into self-control and integrity and dignity, we must first root ourselves in tha
Andy Naselli and John Dalrymple discuss both the importance and the methods of raising boys to be manly men. Book Referenced "How to Be a Manly Man": https://andynaselli.com/a-little-book-on-how-to-be-a-manly-man-advice-
In this episode, we explore the growing temptation for dads to rely on tools like AI—or their own abilities—instead of seeking God’s wisdom. While technology can be helpful, self-reliance quietly undermines faith and lea
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In this episode, John Dalrymple interviews Aaron Barry about guiding children through doubts in faith. They discuss biblical and practical strategies for helping kids face questions about God's existence, the Bible's rel
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In this episode, John and Kristopher discuss why Christian dads should sing with their children and how this simple practice shapes faith in the home. Drawing from Andrew French’s article, they explore the biblical found
In this episode, John and Kristopher discuss the importance of fostering a love for reading in children and share practical strategies for parents. They share personal stories, resources, and ideas to help parents cultiv
In this episode, John shares why he took his 10-year-old son on a two-week mission trip to Africa and what he hoped his son would gain from the experience. they talk honestly about the risks, rewards, and spiritual value
Zach Sparkman discusses the heartbreak of losing a child and how lament helped him move from pain to hope. Article's referenced: - https://www.growingfathers.com/facing-the-loss-of-a-child/ - https://www.growingfathers.c
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In this episode, John and Kristopher explore thedifference between getting things done and bearing lasting fruit as Christian dads. Drawing from Scripture and the article Fruitfulness over Productivity, they discuss why
What does evangelism look like in the ordinary life of a Christian dad? In this episode, John Dalrymple and Kristopher Schaal continue their discussion of spiritual habits by focusing on one that is often neglected: tell
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