Lance and Dante discuss A.W. Pink's book the Attributes of God and how these attributes apply to our spiritual lives and maturity. What are God's communicable and incommunicable attributes and what are we called to do as men, husbands, and fathers.
Rethinking Poverty
Lance and Dante talk about poverty, wealth, and contentment from a Biblical perspective. Research shows that we need to rethink how the world, the church, and Christians tackle and think about these issues both domestically and globally.
Ordinary Men: Andrew the Apostle
Lance and Dante discuss the apostle Andrew and his unique attributes. While not the most outspoken disciple of Christ, Andrew worked quietly behind the scenes and brought many to Christ, including his brother Peter who became "the rock" Christ built his following on.
The Fatherhood Playbook - Preparing Them for Life
In The Fatherhood Playbook - Part 4 - Lance and Dante discuss parenting from ages 16 -18 and beyond. Proven strategies for parents to navigate these years with relative ease and how to prepare our children for college, life, and beyond.
The Fatherhood Playbook - The Teen Years
Part 3 - Lance and Dante discuss how to navigate the teen years with less stress using a Biblical parenting philosophy that has a proven track record of producing children who become Christ-Centered adults. In the teen years, we allow our children more freedom and prepare them for life with practical, teaching and modeling.
Books/Resources we mention in this podcast:
Aiming Your Kids a True Greatness Small Group Video Study by Tim Kimmel
Raising A Modern Day Knight by Robert Lewis
Parenting: 14 Principles by Paul David Tripp
Interviewing Your Daughters Date by Dennis Rainey
What He Must Be by Dr. Voddie Baucham Jr.
Foundations in Personal Finance Teen Edition by Dave Ramsey
You Were Made to Make a Difference by Max Lucado
The Fatherhood Playbook Part 2 - The Elementary Years
Lance and Dante discuss navigating the elementary years using a Biblical parenting philosophy that has a proven track record of producing children who become Christ-Centered adults.
