Trinity Dads 030124 – Impulse Control
Fathers share how their upbringing shaped their responses to frustration, and why modeling emotional regulation matters as much as demanding it — with steps for catching over-reactions early.
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Servanthood and Rest
The group wrestled with why sacrifice feels so hard when we're depleted, and landed on the spiritual disciplines of solitude, silence, and Sabbath as the path to the soul-rest that makes sacrificial love possible.
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Trinity Dads – Valentines Day Recap
A look at Brad Wilcox's research challenging the soulmate model of marriage, paired with a group conversation on the paradox that happiness in family life flows from faithful obligation rather than self-pursuit.
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Trinity Dads – Valentines Day (Loving Our Wives Well) Edition
Fathers share practical ideas for loving their wives well on Valentine's Day — from homemade gifts and acts of service to the simple habit of being fully present when you walk through the door.
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Trinity Dads – Emotional Scaling and Bracketing
Fathers explore helping kids match their emotional response to the actual size of a situation, the dangers of emotional suppression, and a practical bracketing tool for putting worries in perspective.
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Trinity Dads – Raising Emotionally Strong Children – Week 1
Emotionally strong kids need a vocabulary for feelings, a sense of proportion, and a dad who can co-regulate instead of matching their intensity — with tools like the emotion wheel and feelings scale.
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Intentional Fathers – Week 11 – Starting With The End In Mind
Using the question "what if you had one year to live?", fathers explore how writing a personal eulogy can serve as a plumb line — filtering daily choices and keeping life oriented toward an eternal, God-centered story.
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Intentional Fathers Week 10 – Family On a Mission Part 2 – Explore Big Dreams
Fathers are challenged to move from drifting to focused by asking what big vision they want to pursue — and to start dreaming with their spouses about the story they want their family to live.
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Intentional Fathers Week 9 – Becoming a Family on a Mission (Part 1) – Writing a Story you want to live in.
A guest speaker challenges fathers to step outside the daily whirlwind, name the narrative void it creates, and craft a family story rooted in God's Kingdom rather than drifting by default.
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Intentional Father’s Week 8 – Fostering Independence in Our Children – “Old Enough”
Fathers discuss the growing trend of overprotection and explore practical ways to give children age-appropriate responsibility, embrace failure as a teacher, and use the Model-Assist-Watch-Learn coaching approach.
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