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ACTIVATING DADS TO LEAD WITH WONDER Walking with dads as they lead and love their kids toward God's awesomeness. We're on a mission to see dads fully alive and fully activated in their roles—leading with wonder to build intentional connection with their kids while experiencing God's awesomeness together. We partner with dads at every stage of the journey by providing practical fatherhood resources to catalyze connection with their kids, and also with other dads.All rights reserved Crianza y Familias Cristianismo Espiritualidad Ministerio y Evangelismo Relaciones
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  • DA416 | Vision, Will, and Community: Standing Against a Culture That Wants to Destroy Your Family (Jeremy Pryor PART 2)

    DA416 | Vision, Will, and Community: Standing Against a Culture That Wants to Destroy Your Family (Jeremy Pryor PART 2)
    Jan 8 2026
    🔥 What if going with the flow is the most dangerous thing you can do as a dad? Jeremy Pryor is BACK for round four, and this conversation will challenge everything you thought about provision, legacy, and multi-generational family. FULL SHOW NOTES ➡️ Why vision, will, and community are your only defense against a culture trying to exploit your kids ➡️ The biblical case against "Labanism" and lifetime wage-earning ➡️ How your son-in-law becomes your SON in a multi-generational family ➡️ Why family at 55 should be FAR better than family at 35 SUMMARY If you just go with the flow in today's culture, it will destroy you and your family. In this episode, Jeremy Pryor unpacks why we're living in the Age of Intentionality—where vision, will, and community are the only things standing between your kids and a world trying to exploit them. Plus, he shares why your family life should get richer as your kids grow older, and how to break free from "Labanism" to build assets that serve your family for generations. TAKEAWAYS We live in a unique age where going with the flow will destroy your family. Intentional fatherhood requires vision, will, and thick community.God's five-part mission for families—be fruitful, multiply, fill, subdue, and rule—is the preloaded vision every dad can build on."Labanism" is the cultural trap of lifetime wage-earning that keeps fathers dependent and unable to truly provide for their own families.Your son-in-law is your son. Multi-generational family means gaining more kids through marriage, not losing the ones you raised.Family gets better with time. What you experience with your kids at 25 should be far richer than when they were 5. GUEST Jeremy Pryor is the founder of Family Teams and the author of Family Revision and The Ruling Generation. He and his wife, April, have five children, two sons-in-law, a daughter-in-law, and a brand new grandson. Jeremy is passionate about helping fathers build multi-generational families that thrive for centuries. This is his fourth appearance on Dad Awesome. LINKS: Send a Voice Message to DadAwesome Apply to join the next DadAwesome Accelerator Cohort Subscribe to DadAwesome Messages: Text the word "Dad" to (651) 370-8618 Send a Voice Message to DadAwesome Family Teams Podcast Family Teams Resources: familyteams.com FREE video course from Jeremy: https://familyteams.com/awesome The Movie David (in theaters) QUOTES "If you just go with the flow, do what's natural, it will destroy you and your family.""The only thing that can stand up against what's coming at our kids is an intentional father.""Your son-in-law is your son. Your daughter-in-law is your daughter.""It gets better. It should be so much more rich when your kids are 25 than when they were 5.""Make it your goal to work with your hands, to mind your own business, so that you will not have to be dependent on anyone.""We are blessed to be a blessing."
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    28 m
  • DA415 | Your Superpower Is Hurting Your Kids, Creating Emotional Warmth at Home, and Why Attachment Is Everything – Part 1 (Jeremy Pryor)

    DA415 | Your Superpower Is Hurting Your Kids, Creating Emotional Warmth at Home, and Why Attachment Is Everything – Part 1 (Jeremy Pryor)
    Jan 1 2026

    🚨 If you just go with the flow, it will destroy your family.

    Jeremy Pryor is BACK on the podcast with a wake-up call for dads everywhere. In Part 1 of this powerful conversation, he's sharing:

    ➡️ Why your ability to emotionally detach is hurting your kids

    ➡️ The difference between "Do I love my kids?" and "Do they FEEL loved?"

    ➡️ How to become a warmer, more emotionally available father

    ➡️ What ancient Hebraic families understood that we've forgotten

    SUMMARY

    If you just go with the flow in today's world, it will destroy you and your family. In this episode, Jeremy Pryor returns to share why the superpower that helps men provide and protect can actually be the very thing that pushes your kids away. You'll discover why emotional detachment is hurting your children and how to become the warm, present father your family desperately needs.

    TAKEAWAYS

    • The ability to emotionally detach is a fatherhood superpower for providing and protecting—but using it against your family will cost you their hearts.
    • Your kids can sense emotional distance, and they need to know that what happens to them actually impacts you.
    • The question isn't "Do I feel attached to my kids?" but "Do my kids feel attached to me?"
    • Learning from ancient Hebraic family culture can revolutionize the way we build multi-generational bonds.
    • Your wife has a relational map of the family that you desperately need—invite her advice and steward it well.

    GUEST

    Jeremy Pryor is the founder of Family Teams and co-host of the Family Teams Podcast with Jefferson Bethke. He's an author, speaker, and advocate for multi-generational family who has spent years studying ancient Hebraic family patterns and helping modern fathers build lasting legacies. Jeremy and his wife, April, have five children and four grandchildren and lived in Israel on and off for about ten years.

    LINKS

    • Send a Voice Message to DadAwesome

    • Apply to join the next DadAwesome Accelerator Cohort

    • Subscribe to DadAwesome Messages: Text the word "Dad" to (651) 370-8618

    • Family Teams Podcast
    • Family Teams Resources: familyteams.com
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    34 m
  • DA414 | The Most Important 9 Minutes of Your Kid's Day, Choosing Contentment, and Lessons from Sourdough (Dan Tinquist)

    DA414 | The Most Important 9 Minutes of Your Kid's Day, Choosing Contentment, and Lessons from Sourdough (Dan Tinquist)
    Dec 25 2025

    What if the secret to connecting with your kids wasn't more time—but better minutes?

    ✅ The See, Hear, Know framework for becoming a student of your kids

    ✅ Why over-teaching actually backfires (and what to do instead)

    ✅ How to plan your family's year WITH them, not just for them

    SUMMARY:

    What if the most impactful moments with your kids are just nine minutes a day? In this episode, fatherhood coach Dan Tinquist shares how morning, afternoon, and evening connection points can transform your relationship with your kids. You'll also hear why over-teaching actually backfires, how to build a family culture where your kids feel safe to fail, and the surprising parallels between making sourdough bread and raising kids.

    TAKEAWAYS:
    • The most important nine minutes of your kid's day are the first three when they wake up, the three when you reconnect after school or work, and the last three before bed.
    • If every moment is a teachable moment, you will teach them nothing. Sometimes the best thing you can do is pray instead of lecture.
    • We don't rest from our work—we work from our rest. Contentment today fuels driven action tomorrow.
    • Building a family culture where kids feel safe to fail means they'll run to you when they mess up, not from you.
    • Planning your year with your family—not for them—creates ownership and adventure everyone can look forward to.
    GUEST:

    Dan Tinquist is a fatherhood coach, host of the Confidad Podcast, and creator of the Time Well Spent Method and Family Culture Framework. He coaches dads from around the world to move from surviving to thriving in their homes. Dan and his wife have four boys and live in Minnesota.

    QUOTES:
    1. "If every moment is a teachable moment, I will teach them nothing."
    2. "Control is an illusion. It is chaos that we are attempting to bring peace into."
    3. "We don't rest from our work. We work from our rest."
    4. "His mercies are new every single morning. When's the last time you lived a perfect day?"
    5. "I'm going to pray instead of open my big fat mouth and tell them why I'm right and they're wrong."
    LINKS:

    • Send a Voice Message to DadAwesome

    • Apply to join the next DadAwesome Accelerator Cohort

    • Subscribe to DadAwesome Messages: Text the word "Dad" to (651) 370-8618

    • Send a Voice Message to DadAwesome

    • Confidad Podcast

    • Dan Tinquist's Fatherhood Coaching: https://confidad.com/
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    38 m
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