What Is Your “Aim” In Life
A rich excerpt from Charles Wesley's 'A Plain Account of Christian Perfection' invites reflection on what it looks like to live with God as the single aim of every thought, word, and action.
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Building a Legacy of Faith: A Father’s Journey Through Marriage and Parenting – Part 1
Practical wisdom for the long road: nurturing your marriage as the foundation, building trust through shared adventure, teaching through natural consequences, and pointing kids to wonder at creation.
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Building a Legacy of Faith: A Father’s Journey Through Marriage and Parenting – Part 2
Fathers discussed building a relational "bank" with children, handling outbursts with grace, and the truth that faithful presence — even imperfect — shapes character in ways that bear fruit.
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Building Bridges: Teaching Our Children to Connect Across Differences
Fathers considered how to raise kids who follow Jesus's example of genuine connection — seeing shared humanity beneath disagreement and engaging others with both grace and truth rather than contempt.
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Advice From a Dad with College Age Children: Lessons Looking Back and Forward
A father shared hard-won lessons: a family mission statement, daily blessings over children, deep accountability with other men, and leaning on God's grace when fatherhood feels overwhelming.
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Anger and Fatherhood: A Christian Dad’s Guide to Managing Emotions
Would you take a pill to never feel angry again? The group unpacked the roots of fatherly anger, what Scripture says about it, and practical ways to respond without sinning when emotions run high.
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How to Not Let Stress Leak Out On Your Kids
Fathers share honest strategies for keeping work stress from spilling onto their kids — from transition routines and mindful pauses to sincere apologies, bedtime affirmations, and self-care rooted in Colossians 3:21.
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Recognizing & Regulating Emotions -> Then Acting
Fathers revisited helping kids name, regulate, and act from their emotions — using feelings wheels and Inside Out — and how recognizing shame and what we control leads toward real emotional maturity.
Read more →Fathers Keeping God Present – Practices to Help
Rooted in Deuteronomy 6, fathers share practical habits — morning prayer, bedtime Scripture, car-ride conversations, micro-prayers — for keeping God woven into daily family life, not just Sundays.
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Antifragile Children in Discover Mode vs. Defend Mode
Drawing on the Biosphere tree experiment and Jonathan Haidt's research, fathers discuss how children grow stronger through struggle — and share practical ways to let kids face frustration and failure.
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