Small intentional habits, rhythms, and routines that compound.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Drawn from "Habits of the Household," three morning practices — kneeling in prayer, reading scripture before screens, and gathering the family before sending them out — to orient each day toward God.
A father shares a practical plan for discipling his kids through daily rhythms — scripture at dinner, bedtime questions, one-on-one time, and curated Christian books — with ideas from the whole group.