Chapter 2 of ADP 7-0 is all about the responsibility of commanders with regard to unit training. Fathers, you are the commander at home. You have a responsibility when it comes to training your children. Learn what the Army requires of commanders and how you can apply this to your role in leading your children.

Taking principles of training from Chapter 1 of the Army's Doctrine Document 7-0, learn how you, as a father, can train your child to win in life. 

The United States Army has been at the ready for over 200 years to protect this nation. ADP 7-0 articulates the Army's training doctrine and describes training as "the most important activity units do." In response to the Bible's command to fathers to train up their children in the way they should go, we examine ADP 7-0 and draw insight into ways we can be more effective trainers of our children. 

If you are a father or plan on being a father, this episode will challenge you to take ownership of this vital role. You will learn how to approach fatherhood, your responsibility as a father, and practical ways you can be a successful father. 

The New Year is a great time to reflect, take inventory, document lessons learned, and take proactive steps to improve in every role we hold. In this episode, learn how you can reflect on 2020 (the year of adversity), implement actions steps to improve, as well as ways to enable more detailed reflection at the end of 2021. 

In this episode you'll hear a little about my deployment to Afghanistan and how my first convoy mission stirred my heart to truly think about the heart of man.

• Are we challenged?
• Have we laid aside our sense of adventure?
• Has church taught us the goal is to be "nice?"
• Do we fully understand the image we are made in?
• Do we understand it's okay to take risks? 
• Is faith about being safe, or living a life of adventure?

By the time this episode is over, I believe you'll agree we were meant to be "wild at heart!"

Wild At Heart, Discovering the Secret of a Man's Soul Author:  John Eldredge

Fatherlessness is a crisis in America and in the world. Making a difference starts with you and I being on the path to success as a father with our own children. In this podcast we'll examine the issue of fatherlessness and ways you can be a successful father to your children and to children who need a father-figure in their lives.

For some, success is equated with financial position. However, in this podcast we will look at what it means for a man to be a success based on the roles you hold in life.