The group kicks off its fourth year with a practical framework for intentional fatherhood — building small daily rhythms, teaching real skills, and exposing kids to service so they grow as whole-hearted disciples.
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A year-end recap of the themes fathers worked through together — anti-fragility, emotional health, hard conversations, and family vision — closing with a summer action plan to keep the momentum going.
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A family's working mission built around loving God and neighbor, with core values covering prayer, creativity, hospitality, justice, and discipleship — plus rhythms and skills to pass on to children.
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Fathers wrestled with three convicting themes: modeling whole-life worship beyond Sunday, embracing risk as a gift that builds resilience, and building family rhythms that shape children's faith.
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Fathers imagine the day their child walks out the door for good and work backward—naming the skills, character, and faith they want to have passed on through daily liturgy, one-on-ones, and a shared family vision.
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Fathers reframe their role as coaches — raising children whose identity is rooted in Christ — and explore how day-by-day discipleship looks more like walking alongside than managing from a distance.
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Scripture calls fathers to see family as a multigenerational team on a shared mission — not a launchpad for personal achievement — even as individualism and technology pull children another direction.
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Fathers discuss the Postman Pledge — a collective parent commitment to delay smartphones and social media — and share practical ways to model healthy digital habits and reclaim unstructured time for kids.
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Traditions are the quiet inheritance fathers pass down, shaping a child's identity and faith. The group explores how to build rhythms that anchor kids in goodness across generations.
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Fathers explore four pillars: teaching bodily safety, using games to build character, leveraging Christian camps as rites of passage, and serving together to make the gospel visible in daily life.
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