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    138 | The Trust Edge. Applying 8 Pillars of Trust to the Dad Life (David Horsager) Sep 10, 2020
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    dadAWESOME

    We're on a mission to add LIFE to the dad life. We're passionate about helping dads live fully alive as they lead their kids to God's awesomeness. | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter

    David Horsager

    David Horsager is the leading expert on trust and how it's built into everything from individuals and organizations to global governments. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as Fast Company, Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, and The Washington Post.

    David has worked with clients ranging from Fortune 100 companies like Verizon and FedEx to the New York Yankees and U.S. Congress. He helps leaders and organizations become most trusted in their industry through research, speaking, consulting and human capital development. As bestselling author of The Trust Edge™ and The Daily Edge™ he has taken the platform across the United States and on 6 continents. He invented the Enterprise Trust Index™ and leads the charge in one of the nation's foremost trust studies—The Trust Outlook™.

    Conversation Notes:
    • Fathers for the Fatherless
    • 5:39 - History of his work on Trust beginning in ministry and now in the corporate world. "Trust affects anything more than anything and it matters more than ever."
    • 6:19 - Sharing the story of starting his ministry business from nothing.
    • 7:39 - Thoughts on traveling and being intentional with kids
    • 9:34 - Transitioning business (which requires a lot of travel), ministry and family at the start of Covid
    • 13:10 - Incredible story of his Dad's integrity and how that contributed to trust and purity as a child.
    • 18:47 - The importance of trust with our kids.
    • 19:15 - First finding on trust from his grad research: "Lack of trust is the biggest cost you have. And it's the same with a dad."
    • 19:35 - In a team, sharing and creativity goes down without trust.
    • 20:05 - "Trust is the only indicator. You don't have a leadership issue. The only reason you follow a leader is trust. Even diversity.
    • 20:31 - 8 Pillars of Trust Framework - the way to build trust
    • 20:44 - Biblical examples of trust/lack of trust: Prayers not answered because they didn't trust God. Moses didn't get to enter the promised land because he didn't trust God enough.
    • Daniel 6:23 The king was overjoyed and gave orders to lift Daniel out of the den. And when Daniel was lifted from the den, no wound was found on him, because he had trusted in his God.
    • David's trust - Psalm 20:7 - Some trust in chariots and some in horses, but we trust in the name of the LORD our God.
    • Prov 12:22 - The Lord detests lying lips, but he delights in people who are trustworthy.
    • 21:50 - The most deceptive person is the one who appears trusted. And you can build those eight pillars and look trusted for a time, but isn't actually worthy of it. So to me, if you want to be dadAWESOME you gotta be trustworthy.
    • 22:15 - The Trust Edge is the advantage of trust. The greatest advantage you can have is trust, by being trustworthy.
    • 22:30 - Talking about clarity, which is one of the pillars, and how it impacts family vision.
    • 23:36 "Your kids will either write their own story or they will join someone else's."
    • 24:18 Asking the question "What does an 18-year-old Horsager look like. What is the output we're going for." He asked yes this question when his first daughter was born.

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    • 27:19 - Partnership with Connected Families. Discipline that Connects with Your Child's Heart (Book & Course)
    • 8-Part Parenting course that starts on Oct 6.
    • Use the code: "AWESOME" to Save 15% on the registration fee.
    • https://connectedfamilies.org/dtc/small-groups/

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    • 29:40 - Tips for how to build trust as a young dad. "You need to see that trust is the root cause of dadhood, of leadership and life. They have to start to see that that's the core issue - you have to think bigger about trust."
    • 30:41 "Even though there's eight pillars of trust, I would say the king of the pillars is consistency, sameness….whatever you do consistently, you will be trusted for. If you're late all the time, I will trust you to be late."
    • 31:24 - There are enders and repeaters. Be a repeater dad. Aristotle - "You are what you repeatedly do." Augmandido - "We are a slave to our habits."
    • 32:43 - Healthy leaders need healthy accountability. You have to have accountability.
    • 36:15 - An example of apologizing without excuses
    • 36:36 - The only way you will rebuild trust is to make and keep a new commitment
    • 36:45 - The Trusted Leader Podcast and the Trusted Leader book
    Conversation Links:
    • Fathers for the fatherless
    • The Trusted Leader Book Pre-Order
    • https://davidhorsager.com/
    • The trust edge book by David Horsager
    • https://trustedge.com/
    • Partnership with Connected Families. Discipline that Connects with Your Child's Heart 8-Part Parenting course that starts on Oct 6. Use the code: "AWESOME" to Save 15% on the registration fee.

    We are part of the Amazon affiliates program, so any resources mentioned and linked above do support the ministry of dadAWESOME.


    137 | Spirit-Filled Parenting, Hearing God's Voice, & Shaping our Kids as Arrows (Seth Dahl) Sep 03, 2020
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    dadAWESOME

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    Seth Dahl

    Seth and Lauren love to empower families to build a strong connection that fosters peace and creates a thriving family culture. Seth, Lauren and their three children homestead with a large garden and handful of animals on a small farm in Texas. With over 15 years experience working with children and being a children's pastor, Seth has cultivated a passion to help parents create a thriving family culture at home. Sometimes parenting is overwhelming, but it doesn't have to be! Seth and Lauren love being able to equip people with the practical and spiritual tools they need to create the thriving family culture they've always dreamed of.

    Conversation Notes:
    • Fathers for the Fatherless >> help our team reach the $100,000 goal.
    • 5:58 - Seth Dahl's story of growing up with a single mom and encountering Jesus. Working in Children's ministry.
    • 7:59 - On encouraging family and parent ministry - "If what happens in church doesn't happen in the home it's not Christianity. If this is something we DO not someone we ARE, we are wrong, it's event-based religion."
    • 9:08 - Hand to hand combat vs. sniper/archer combat
    • 9:21 Psalm 127:4 - Children born to a young man are like arrows in a warrior's hands and blessed is the man whose quiver is full of them. "The arrow is the long-range weapon of the spirit world."
    • 9:50 - "God says you also have arrows and they're your children and if you learn to work with your children in the kingdom, you can actually hit the enemy from a great distance like a sniper would. You can take him out before he even saw you. You don't have to wait for him to come close and pull out your sword and fight him in hand-to-hand combat..you can shoot him before he even sees you. But that's the importance of learning to work with our children."
    • 10:58 "Arrows are not meant to sit in the quiver, arrows are meant to fly and strike the enemy, and if we don't let our kids get out and let them do that, we are actually preventing them from operating in the God-given identity that they've been called to, and we're just protecting protecting protecting instead of preparing and releasing and aiming and it's like the whole world will be affected by what we do with our children."
    • 12:18 - Analogy of purchasing pre-made arrows and the attitude of some parents toward the church. Treating church like a sporting goods store.
    • 14:00 - The way God text in the Bible is visions and dreams
    • 14:53 1 Corinthians 2:16 - for, "Who has known the mind of the Lord so as to instruct him?" But we have the mind of Christ"
    • 15:46 - When I say I hear the voice of God, "99% of the time what I'm really saying is an idea popped into my head when I needed it most, and I sort of aimed my heart toward the Lord like, 'Help! Help!' and an idea pops into my mind and I'm like, 'God is talking to me.' Why? Because I don't need him to speak in a certain way, he can drop an idea."
    • 16:40 - "I can actually pick up thoughts from people around me, from the spiritual atmosphere around me, or I can have thoughts that God sent me. I attack myself thinking that it was my thought, when it was really the enemy. Or I dismiss God's voice thinking it was my thought. And when I dismiss God's voice, when I think I made it up, then I live in a whole bunch of uncertainty because if I don't think it was God talking, faith doesn't come. Whereas if I think 'that might have been the Lord,' Boom. What comes? The faith of God comes with that thought."
    • 17:28 - "Faith comes by hearing. So if I think I'm not hearing, I'm actually not able to walk in faith at all if I don't think I can hear Him. Faith doesn't come by reading. Faith comes by hearing."
    • 18:06 - What do you do if you're struggling to hear God's voice? "His job is to lead us and guide us into all truth"…. Comparing God to a tour guide. "The Lord is our guide. He is our shepherd. He's constantly leading and guiding. He may just use a language we think he's going to, so we end up missing his voice, thinking it was something else. Or if I believe God's not talking to me, that right there is the problem. If I believe God is not talking to me, then that belief blocks me from hearing."

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    • 19:46 - Partnership with Connected Families. Discipline that Connects with Your Child's Heart (Book & Course)
    • 8-Part Parenting course that starts on Oct 6.
    • Registration opens today, Sept 1.
    • Use the code: "AWESOME" to Save 15% on the registration fee.
    • https://connectedfamilies.org/dtc/small-groups/

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    • 21:28 - There is discomfort in letting our children fly
    • 21:48 - "Part of my job as their dad is to make sure I'm not putting myself their 'God-spot' and that I'm not putting other things in their 'God-spot.'" Have our kids ask God to help them.
    • 22:24 - Story of how Seth began helping his son hear the voice of God.
    • 24:20 - How to have Spirit-led parenting. We want to teach our kids to go to the Comforter, and there are other times we are representing the Comforter to them.
    • 25:25 - We don't want to teach our kids to go to other things (TV, sweets, etc) for comfort instead of going to the Comforter. "I don't want my kids to go to anything else but Him for comfort, otherwise I create a false comforter for them..."
    • 26:31 - " As a dad, I want the comfort sometimes of a peaceful home, so I will fuel false comforts to my kids so they don't whine, etc...so I'll be quick to bring a solution which reinforces a behavior so it's like it layers to my own source of comfort and my daughters' comfort." - Jeff
    • 27:15 - What has added more life to his family. "If I know what makes me come alive because I know me, then I can actually head that direction. Heading that direction makes me come alive, whether I'm fully walking in it or not, just knowing and actually going that direction...that makes me come alive. But I have to have self-awareness for that and I have to have wife awareness, and I have to have kid awareness."
    • figure out what makes you come alive and head in that direction
    • 29:57 - he never wanted us to eat from the tree that made things fair he wanted us to eat from the tree that gave us life.
    • 30:02 - my job is not to make things fair my job is to give you life, so if that thing doesn't give you life, or if it's going to take life away from you
    • 30:52 - Have awareness of what gives our kids life
    • 31:00 - Raising Spirit-Led Kids Book by Seth Dahl - coming out in Dec - available now for presale
    • 32:29 - Seth's resources: win-win parenting (for everyday life.)
    • Arrows (for spiritual development of our kids).
    • 33:58 - "The dad's role is more important than we know. There's a reason God calls himself the everlasting father. Your role is super important as a dad, no matter where your kids are at, no matter where your relationship's at, your role is important. I've had the Lord several times [tell me] it may not look like this, but they're actually begging for you in their life, it may not look like that's what they're saying but they are ....begging for you to be there...you're very necessary to your family."
    • 35:05 - "The Lord has said, 'I'm very committed to helping you succeed....I gave you the privilege of being a father and feeling what I feel. I gave you privilege to step into that part of my identity and I'm fully behind you I fully support you. I want you to succeed as a dad because when you succeed it shows the earth who I am. We have a really important job and we have an amazing Father fully helping us all the time."
    Conversation Links:
    • Fathers for the fatherless
    • Partnership with Connected Families. Discipline that Connects with Your Child's Heart 8-Part Parenting course that starts on Oct 6. Use the code: "AWESOME" to Save 15% on the registration fee.
    • Raising Spirit-Led Kids Book by Seth Dahl - coming out in Dec - available now for presale
    • Arrows
    • Win Win Parenting

    We are part of the Amazon affiliates program, so any resources mentioned and linked above do support the ministry of dadAWESOME.


    136 | Normalizing Prayer, Adoption Miracles & Rad Adventures (Adam Weber Part 2) Aug 27, 2020
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    dadAWESOME

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    Adam Weber

    Adam is the founder and lead pastor of Embrace, a multi-site church based out of Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Author of Talking With God and Love Has A Name, he also hosts a podcast called The Conversation. Adam still cheers for the Cincinnati Bengals but no longer drives a Rambler. He's married to his wife, Becky, and has four kids: Hudson, Wilson, Grayson, & Anderson. He also has seven chickens, two dogs, & three fish, but what he really wants is a sheep.

    Conversation Notes:
    • 2:05 - Fathers for the Fatherless 100 mile Bike Ride this Saturday, Aug 29, 2020

    • 2:49 - Adam Weber's recent book: Love Has a Name

    • 3:10 - Normalizing conversational prayer: "One of the things I do, and it might be weird at first, it's just been a part of our home. If I think a prayer in their presence, I say it. And so it might be the simplest thing, and a lot of times it's just thankful stuff."

    • 4:51 - The story of adopting his son from Ethiopia

    • 13:15 - "For me the number one way to see the richness of someone's walk with Jesus is the fruits of the spirit, and for our kids the number one way they can see Jesus in us is the fruits of the spirit. More than what we say or even what we pray."

    • 14:55 - Why the book Love Has a Name applies to the dad life.

    • 18:22 - Each day when I wake up I always pray, 'God would you help me to see one person I could love today.'...And when I start my day like that, it turns into the raddest adventure."

    Conversation Links:
    • Fathers for the fatherless
    • Embrace Church
    • Talking With God
    • Love Has A Name
    • Adam Weber's Podcast

    We are part of the Amazon affiliates program, so any resources mentioned and linked above do support the ministry of dadAWESOME.


    135 | Pray for Your Kids (Adam Weber Part 1) Aug 20, 2020
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    dadAWESOME

    We're on a mission to add LIFE to the dad life. We're passionate about helping dads live fully alive as they lead their kids to God's awesomeness. | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter

    Adam Weber

    Adam is the founder and lead pastor of Embrace, a multi-site church based out of Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Author of Talking With God and Love Has A Name, he also hosts a podcast called The Conversation. Adam still cheers for the Cincinnati Bengals but no longer drives a Rambler. He's married to his wife, Becky, and has four kids: Hudson, Wilson, Grayson, & Anderson. He also has seven chickens, two dogs, & three fish, but what he really wants is a sheep.

    Conversation Notes:
    • Fathers for the fatherless
    • Embrace Church
    • Adam's books: Talking With God & Love Has A Name
    • 3:30 - Adam Weber's Podcast
    • 4:00 - Sharing about his dad walking through physical hardship with a car accident and financial hardship.
    • 7:05 - Seeing his dad walk through pain with joy.
    • 8:15 - In the eyes of the world you say he's not successful now but in the eyes of God more successful Romans 8:18 these light and momentary trials…
    • 9:25 - To get from A to C you have to get through B.
    • 13:50 - Thoughts on being convicted of treating the most important people in his life like they're the least important.
    • 14:21 Book: Talking with God by Adam Weber
    • 15:53 - Free devotional online: "How to Be Somebody"
    • 17:00 - Setting goals and priorities with his kids
    • 17:40 - Saying yes to our kids even though we don't feel like it. When they've invited us into their life we want to take advantage of that time.
    • 21:00 - Defeating the lie that you need to achieve to earn love.
    • 27:00 - How to pray for your kids
    • 28:00 - Taking time at birthday parties to honor the person and call out something about them.
    Conversation Links:
    • Fathers for the fatherless
    • Embrace Church
    • Talking With God
    • Love Has A Name
    • Adam Weber's Podcast

    134 | Facing the Blitz (Jeff Kemp) Aug 13, 2020
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    dadAWESOME

    We're on a mission to add LIFE to the dad life. We're passionate about helping dads live fully alive as they lead their kids to God's awesomeness. | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter

    Jeff Kemp

    Jeff is a quarterback for strengthening teams. After his 11-year career in the NFL, Jeff founded and led the Seattle-based national non-profit Stronger Families, dedicated to helping families thrive. As he speaks and coaches throughout the United States, Jeff combines the best from professional team sports with the best of building strong relationships, team alignment and trust to strengthen the business. Jeff and his wife, Stacy, have been married 35 years and mentor young couples. They have four married sons and love tennis, skiing, and spending time with family.

    Conversation Notes:
    • 1:54 - Make a donation to support FATHERS FOR THE FATHERLESS 100 mile bike ride - 100% of funds go directly to Venture Expedition and The Dwelling Place

    • 2:46 - Jeff Kemp - NFL Quarterback

      3:26 - Book: Facing the Blitz by Jeff Kemp. Three strategies for turning trials to triumphs

    • 7:30 - Blitz - sudden overwhelming bombardment. Great danger and risk, that you might not be able to block extra defenders, could be an injury, but if the offense is prepared and able to adapt and willing to change, you have opportunity. Chinese symbol for crisis is danger and opportunity together.

    • 8:49 - Jesus turned his own blitz around for victory. Lazarus. Joseph. What the enemy meant for evil, God meant for good. That's a blitz.

    • 10:00 - John 16:33 - NFL version

    • 10:20 - How to get through a blitz: 1) Have a long-term view. 2) Willingness to change. 3) Can't focus on yourself as a victim, focus on blessing others.

    • 11:10 - In the Covid Blitz - 1) Make time to listen to God like never before. 2) Play with your kids. 3) Ask your wife to rate your relationship and ask what you can do to move it closer to a 10.

    • 13:31 - Story of a dad fail. Blitzed by personal convenience and selfishness.

    • 16:50 - Blitz is an opportunity to apologize and

    • 18:11 - Encouragement is a huge part of being a dad.

    • 18:23 - The Gideon principle - Angel showed up and named him what he was going to become before he was that.

    • 20:09 - "His dad found whatever he could and encouraged it. I know that I am a leader today, I am a speaker, I am a vision-caster, I'm an encourager...because of my dad."

    • 20:27 - You can't build your identity around performance.

    • 20:50 - A dad's job is to build a kid's identity on 1) relationship with God, 2) relationship with you 3) their character.

    • 21:29 - On The Gideon Principle: "I'm trying to make sure that it's more about speaking their character and their faith and the security of their relationships both with God and with me, more so than performance...those performance things aren't as important as a dad as the faith, relationships and their character, speaking who they're going to become, not who they are right now."

    • 23:18 - Think long-term. "You're raising this kid because God gave him to you as a gift. And your dad-job is stewardship."

    • 24:41 - "If you act like a steward you'll do a better job than if you're acting like the owner... you're raising this kid so they find their way to the perfect daddy."

    • 26:19 - Think of your kid's heart like a gas tank.

    • 26:50 - Dad ideas: 1) Keep their love tank filled up. "Our job...is to parent their hearts, not just their behavior. And you can correct their behavior but you can blow them away with how much you love them." 2) "They need a GPS for life." 3) Know their identity (Gideon principle)

    Conversation Links:
    • http://jeffkempteam.com/
    • Facing the Blitz: Three Strategies for Turning Trials Into Triumphs

    133 | Raising Kids with a Global Perspective (David Goundry) Aug 06, 2020
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    dadAWESOME

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    David Goundry

    In this episode, David Goundry, originally from NE England, now lives in South Florida with his wife, Louisa (originally from Brazil) and his two teenage kids. Passionate about global missions through OneHope, David discusses raising third-culture kids, traveling as a family, raising teenagers, and helping his kids become friends with anyone. He strives to live life and parent with intentionality, and believes in surrounding himself with mentors. David serves as the Vice President of Eurasia at OneHope.

    Conversation Notes:
    • 3:43 - David introducing himself
    • 5:31 - OneHope - God's word. Every Child.
    • 8:00 - Bible App for kids
    • 8:54 - Raising third-culture kids and traveling globally as a family.
    • 11:02 - Teaching kids to not fear differences.
    • 12:53 - "The other thing that doesn't cost much, other than your time, is the intentionality of myself and my wife to make sure that we are including the children even at a young age in global conversations. So we are trying to demystify people that are of a different religion. We are trying to demystify those who are of a different tradition. So as much as we can we are trying to, even at a young age, try to explain to them, this is what they do, this is what they believe, and this is why it's wrong and here is what the scriptures say. So the more that they became aware of what people were thinking, doing and believing, as long as we brought in the scriptures alongside that , it allowed them in their young minds to balance .I don't need to agree, but I don't have to fear. I don't have to run away from them. I can still be friends with them."
    • 15:43 - Dad hacks David has picked up from dads in other cultures: From the Middle East - Scripture engagement. "If our children were encouraged to study the word like a muslim child was encouraged to study the Quran, I think we would have a different church. When you look at how much a young muslim can recite and understand and you put that alongside some of the milk-based products and intentionality that we have int he Christian church, it's night and day. The Quran engagement is much greater than scripture engagement in time and hours spent."
    • 17:03 - "Our children are not going to naturally want to read and pick up these things and do this on their own. They need our guidance, they need our input, they need our encouragement" … Studies show there is a massive dropoff in scripture engagement between the ages of 7-11.
    • 18:19 - Dad hacks David has picked up from dads in other cultures - What cultures tell children they are capable of or not capable of. US vs. England.
    • 21:00 - On blending culture US and England with the best of both worlds. "I want to be able to figure out how can I have duty and obligation ingrained in their DNA, which is some of the pros of the English culture, eradicate the negatives of the english culture...and then couple it with the blessing of the American culture which is more pioneering that says you can do this don't doubt yourself, if there's a ceiling go smash it, work your way through it, but then at the same time, don't get so pioneering and so taken away that you leave a carnage in your wake because you're so focused on moving forward."
    • 22:10 - Reflecting on a positive relationship with his dad.
    • 27:34 - David gives advice to teenage dads who have sons who are 'losing their minds' and what to do to insert themselves and help them. "'[his dad told him,] From this moment forward, I am your only friend. From this moment forward, we are doing everything together'….he grounded me from life...and from that moment forward, everything changed."
    • 30:48 - "He could have pushed you towards isolation, like grounding you to isolation, but instead he amped up, he leaned in...filling that void with dad love instead." - Jeff
    • 32:10 - Parenting when kids are older looks different than parenting when kids are younger. "I have to learn in each season of my children's life how to be a parent to them in that season."
    • 35:52 - "I'm going to have to learn how to let go and to advise and be a dad from a distance as they carry on in their own life."
    • 38:10 - Discussion of mentors. Ezra 8 - Sheribiah. A man of great understanding.
    • 40:00 - Putting yourself in a position to be around mentors or potential mentors. "I would look for someone with a different slant because they can give you something that you've never thought about, but say if I'm picking 5 people, only one of them would be cut from a different spiritual cloth, so to speak, in the giftings that God has given them."
    • 43:20 - One parting word: Intentionality. "Because without that, nothing happens, it really doesn't, because that then flows into your time with the Lord. You're intentional with your time with the Lord, you're intentional with your time at church, you're intentional with your family. If you're not intentional about it, then the next thing you know you're just binge-watching Netflix [which you can still do with intentionality], but you work hard, play hard, and rest hard. Be intentional with all three."
    • Rob Hoskins - Intentionality Post
    • 46:21 - David's prayer.
    Links:
    • OneHope
    • Bible App For Kids
    • Blog by Rob Hoskins on Intentionality

    132 | July dadNOTES Jul 30, 2020
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    dadAWESOME

    We're on a mission to add LIFE to the dad life. We're passionate about helping dads live fully alive as they lead their kids to God's awesomeness. | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter

    dadNOTES
    • 0:33 - Subscribe to the dadAWESOME YouTube channel
    • 1:11 - Fathers for the Fatherless - 100-mile bike ride with 70 dads. Aug 29, 2020.
    • 1:55 - Support the vision of Fathers for the Fatherless HERE
    • 2:29 - Episode 128 - Wayne Francis: Zoom Fatigue, Racial Tensions and the Needed Upgrade
    • Jeff's takeaways: We are modeling the type of man we want our daughters to marry, the type of man we want our sons to be best friends with. Speaking words of life over our kids.
    • 4:30 - Episode 129 - Scott Wilson: Calling Out Greatness and Walking Through Grief.
    • Jeff's takeaway: Telling the "story of the day" in a way that intentionally shows our kids how much we love them.
    • 6:18 - Hitting the golden buzzer.
    • 6:55 - Episode 130 - Josh Turner: Getting the Focus Off Ourselves
    • 8:13 - Creating relationships for my girls that would speak words of life and draw out the qualities in them that we want them to have in their life.
    • 9:10 - Being present at home with our kids
    • 9:33 - Episode 131 - Jason Vallotton: Winning the War Within
    • 11:27 - Spiritual Fathers and brotherhood

    131 | Winning The War Within (Jason Vallotton) Jul 23, 2020
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    dadAWESOME

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    Jason Vallotton

    Recovering mental health, Cultivating spiritual fathers, and Living with Hope. Jason's heart is to see the emotional prosperity increase through pastoring, counseling, teaching and equipping. His insight and wisdom have brought powerful breakthrough to difficult situations for both leaders and families. Jason is on the Core Team of Bethel church and has been on staff for over 15 years. He currently oversees the departments focused on emotional health and pastoral care for the local church including: the local church pastoral care team, the pre-marrieds ministry and the men's ministry. Jason has a vision for a global men's ministry that will "turn the hearts of fathers back to the hearts of sons!" Jason and his father, Kris, are currently developing and hosting men's events across the country to fulfill this call. Jason and his wife Lauren live in Redding, California, and have four wonderful children. In his downtime, Jason can be found hiking in the Trinity Alps, fishing the Sacramento River, or hunting anywhere that wild game can be found!

    Conversation Notes:
    • 1:08 - Mark 1:11 "And a voice came from heaven: "You are my Son, whom I love; with you I am well pleased."
    • 1:40 - DA Daily. To join simply text "dad" to 77222
    • 3:20 - Story of Jason's first son being born when he was 19 years old
    • 4:48 - The gift of patience turning the burden into an opportunity.
    • 5:22 - Having friends and community gives perspective. "But we actually get to multiply our experience the closer we are to our friends because if we walk through a hard time with them, we get to gain the wisdom and the learning and understanding."
    • 6:32 - Consider it pure joy, my brothers and sisters,[a] whenever you face trials of many kinds, 3 because you know that the testing of your faith produces perseverance. James 1:2-3
    • 7:35 "Great opportunity comes with every hard season for those who have eyes to see it." - Quote from Winning the War Within by Jason Vallotton
    • 9:05 - You can try and grow through the easy times but there's not as much opportunity to grow in easy times because you're not getting as much feedback. You're not really being stretched. The easy times are a poor indicator of what you're good at and what you're not good at. It's challenging to grow when you're not being tested." There is fruit in hard times.
    • 9:47 - Psalm 126:5 -"Those who sow with tears will reap with songs of joy." Relating this to the story of a farmer making the hard choice between feeding his family the only seed he has and starting a poverty cycle, or choosing to plant the seed and watch his family starve for a season but ultimately breaking the poverty cycle.
    • 10:58 - We're forced into this worldwide [question], "what are you going to do with the challenge you've been given?"
    • 11:53 - Going through a nervous breakdown in 2009.
    • 13:11 - His dad told him, "You're gonna have to decide how your kids are gonna remember you."
    • 14:16 - "I only get to decide what I do when I'm awake."
    • 14:41 - "If I don't check out, but I stay in the game even with my kids and my family, I gain so much more than if I check out for the evening."
    • 14:47 - Quote from Danny Silk - "Kids are gonna pull 60 pounds of energy from you whether you give it to them or whether they take it from you you just get to decide how it happens."
    • 15:54 - "There's an opportunity for people like never before not just to make a difference in history, but to learn how to embrace challenging times with confidence."
    • 16:34 - The inside-out dad life - what were the warning signs before the nervous breakdown?
    • 19:30 - Moral Revolution
    • 20:32 - Everything was good - it was so hard to decide what to put down.
    • 21:49 - "Whether it's hard things or whether it's good things, it has a weight to it. It has a weight value and good stress is still stress."
    • 22:35 - Cultivating spiritual fathers: "If you're going to put someone on your team, make sure they know they are on your team."
    • 25:23 - "My dad told me once, never apologize for favor, just make sure you use the favor well."
    • 26:17 - "What is covenant? You have permission to change my mind and I have permission to change your mind."
    • 26:49 - "Servanthood is the way to the top. You will never outgrow serving...the more you have the more you're required to give."
    • 28:05 - we're building an inheritance for our kids...the relationships that you create today, that you sacrifice for, it's not it's not as fun as people think. It's not easy I can tell you all those relationships that I just mentioned, there's conflict inside of them. We use all of our communication skills and conflict resolution and honor to keep those relationships going."
    • 29:10 - Clint graham david and his mighty men series of books? Linked
    • 30:25 - Attending church for yourself is the lowest level of living for a Christian.
    • 31:01 - His dad told him, "People need what you have. They need what you have, and you need to go to youth group and find someone that needs what you have and give it to them."
    • 34:34 - "Look at what you want your life to be in 10, 20, 30 years and live from now."
    • 35:05 - How to get out of [dark places], #1 - find new hope. Find who's overcome what you're going through.
    • 35:15 - Curt Richter - Rats with Hope - Sample article
    • 35:34 - #2 - Hope is literally gonna energize you. For hope, you wanna you want to get some vision and create some goals for tomorrow, and then weekly goals and then monthly goals. That's how I overcame the addiction to medication.
    • 36:16 - #3 - Pull yourself objectively outside of yourself and be able to understand that the moment that you're in there's a real opportunity
    • 36:34 - "You'll probably go through it whether you want to or not, so you might as well make it awesome, and getting some outside perspective is really, really helpful."
    • 37:36 - "What we hide, becomes a definer in our lives and it begins to tell us who we are. And so it probably will be the hardest thing that we ever do, is to go 'this is really Who I am' but you'll receive love in a way you've never received love because people will love you exactly where you're at, and not for what you want to show you are, they'll know the real you. And therefore you'll have the power to get out of it."
    Conversation Links:
    • Jason's Website
    • Winning the War Within by Jason Vallotton

    130 | Getting the Focus Off Ourselves (Josh Turner) Jul 16, 2020
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    Josh Turner

    In his role with OneHope, Josh shares stories of God's Word transforming lives in the next generation with North American churches. Understanding that each church has a unique call to missions, he works with each to find the intersection between what God has called them to in their local context to how that overlays around the world. Whether it is church planting, evangelism, digital, or a combination thereof, he uses his understanding of OneHope programs to match churches with programs that speak to the heart of their church. With ministry happening in over 100 countries, there is a place for each church in North America to participate in reaching our vision of "God's Word. Every child." Josh is a graduate of Florida State University and for 15 years served the local church as a church pastor and planter. He currently lives in Atlanta with his wife, Becca and two children: Ayden and Riley.

    Conversation Notes:
    • 2:15 Bible app for kids
    • 6:32 - "It really forced me down some dark times. I tell people I had a lot of dark nights of the soul. So many times people think it's not ok to have those. It's not ok to wrestle."
    • 7:40 - "It is a constant wrestling. There are good days and bad days…...it doesn't matter how much I love Jesus, how much faith I have, when you hand your daughter off for that type of surgery, I was scared, and it's hard. And it's ok for it to be hard…..So many people made us feel crazy….and they want to be encouraging and they want to help but it's almost like they aren't giving you permission to suffer and to struggle."
    • 8:40 - "We've found in those dark, hard places, those are the places where you meet God. And those are the places you come to a new relationship and a deeper relationship with him."
    • 9:40 - "We've just learned those dark nights, they're hard, and you have permission to walk through those and suffer."
    • 10:08 - video clip of his daughter singing not today -
    • 11:08 - Discussing his daughter's faith and focus on others
    • 13:34 - Book: Raising a Modern Day Knight
    • 14:15 - Discussing an idea he had to have all the men in his life write his son letters.
    • 16:00 - Watching his daughter leverage her disability to help other people.
    • 16:28 - Jason laird - interviewing his daughter on FB live on how to walk through suffering -
    • 18:06 -Joy comes from living for others .
    • 18:43 - Quote from Rob Hoskins: "When you're squeezed, what is inside of you comes out."
    • 19:17 - "When we go through hard times or we go through trials or we go through struggles, how am I modeling this for my kids? And not only how am I modeling for my kids, but how are we as a family what we do, still putting the gospel and others forward?"
    • 20:20 - Being proactive in serving other families right now.
    • 20:54 - "I think that there is something that happens in your heart that I can't fully articulate that when you are not focused on yourself, God has a way of caring for you as you care for other people."
    • 22:00 - Disciplines during Covid: Working out, Getting ready in the morning (even working from home),
    • 24:33 - The Dusty Ones by AJ Swoboda - Book about how wandering in the seasons of trial and hardship deepen our faith.
    • 25:00 - setting up routines and rhythms during quarantine.
    • 26:05 - dadAWESOME ideas for Quarantine Youtube Playlist
    • 31:00 - Perspective on parenting a child with special needs.
    • 31:40 - "It is a physical, mental, emotional cost to love her, and I love her very much and she is amazing, but it is a cost to me. And I was praying about that and I felt the holy spirit say to me, 'now you know what it's like for me to love you.'"
    • 36:15 - Speaking to dads in a younger season, what's the kryptonite that can cause pain to a marriage/kids?
    • 37:14 - Realizing how much he gave to ministry that he didn't give to his kids.
    • 38:10 - "If we can figure out as fathers how to not bring work stress and anxiety home and into the family dynamic, I think that is kryptonite."
    • 39:20 - "Don't allow the distractions to take you from the family that needs your attention."
    • Help us spread the word to other dads - include links to all the social
    Links:
    • One Hope bio and contact information
    • Called Podcast - with Relevant Magazine
    • Josh's Instagram
    • Josh's Daughters Website
    • Josh's daughter fundraiser = "Normal is Overrated"

    129 | Calling Out Greatness & Walking through Grief (Scott Wilson) Jul 09, 2020
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    FATHERS FOR THE FATHERLESS
    • Join a team of 100 dads biking 100 miles and raising $100,000 for the fatherless locally and globally.
    • OUR MISSION: End fatherlessness globally. Every child with a man they can call father. (Malachi 4:6a "He will turn the hearts of the parents to their children, and the hearts of the children to their parents")
    • VISION: We ignite a father's calling by connecting him body and soul with the cause of the fatherless and the heart of the Father. FATHERS FOR THE FATHERLESS will change your life by forcing you to look past yourself. We're going to push ourselves, cycling 100 miles, in response to our Heavenly Father's heart for the Fatherless.
    • DATE: Saturday, August 29, 2020
    • MORE INFO: http://bit.ly/F4F202
    Scott Wilson

    Scott Wilson is the Senior Pastor of Oaks Church in the South Dallas area. He is committed to raising up the next generation of leaders through The Oaks School of Leadership, preparing more than 100 students every year for ministry with university credits. Scott is a loving husband and proud father. Scott and his wife, Jenni, have three boys: Dillon, Hunter, and Dakota.

    Conversation Notes:
    • 3:56 - Paul Hurkman

    • 4:13 - Oaks Church, TX

    • 6:39 - Sharing a difficult moment as a dad.

    • 8:33 - His counselor told him, "You know what, I think right now he's more tethered to you than he is to God. You're his God-line….until you get out of the way God can't be there."

    • 11:13 - "We hurt so much when our kids hurt." How can we with younger kids not create a tether to ourselves?

    • 11:31 - "I want to resolve it for him where everything is fixed but if I do that, he's not going to grow, and it's the angst that causes him to grow."

    • 11:56 - Think about the situation and determine if it's going to be a tricycle accident or a train wreck, and use that to determine how much to intervene.

    • 12:53 - Why he goes to counseling.

    • 15:04 - "I think of a counselor not as a crisis person in my life, but as a growth team member in my life to help me know. I go even when I don't 'need' it."

    • 16:05 - Develop a growth plan to be a great dad. Talk to a mentor a season ahead. Get a counselor in your life.

    • 18:31 - We do not grow to experience, we grow by evaluated experience.

    • 19:21 - What he learned from his dad that he wanted to repeat.

    • 20:06 - A focus on Truth. Being a safe place to ask questions. Being a safe place of security in the midst of challenges in the world.

    • 21:11 - "We need to not be ever surprised by what our kids say where they ever get a feeling that it's beyond dad. We set the tone on that."

    • 22:21 - Telling the story of the day as a way to tell our kids how much we love them. Communicating in a way that they know how much we love them.

    • 26:46 - Tips for grieving the loss of his dad. "Grief is a gift that God has given us to be able to bring healing to us."

    • 27:28 - How counseling helped him with the grieving process.

    • 29:06 - The distance between a good dad and a perfect dad is way greater even than between a good dad and a bad dad.

    • 30:21 - Parenting with Purpose book & FREE Masterclass

    • 31:11 - Being a dad who hits the "golden buzzer"

    • 32:31 - "Sometimes dads aren't even looking. Or they'll look at the deficit they're at now, or the struggle they're in now, but you've gotta look past, you have to look at the person. You've got to let God show you the revelation of who he made them to be. And you've gotta speak that out, call that out. If you're kids became everything you called them to be, what kind of kid would they be, what kind of man would they be, what kind of woman would they be? And that's exactly what you need to be speaking over them and pushing that golden buzzer and believing in them."

    • 35:31- Have a shoulder ministry, not a stage ministry to lift others up.

    • 36:16 - Be a spiritual dad or mom.

    • 37:11 - God picked Elisha and sent Elijah to train him. God picked Joshua and Moses trained him.

    • 37:35 - "What if we could see greatness, pushed that golden buzzer, and those who are leaders, who are younger than us that are around us, [or] those who don't have a dad, and we stepped in."

    • 37:44 - Malachi 4:5 - "See, I will send the prophet Elijah to you before that great and dreadful day of the Lord comes. He will turn the hearts of the parents to their children, and the hearts of the children to their parents; or else I will come and strike the land with total destruction."

    • 38:01 - We are living in the most fatherless generation of all time.

    • 38:24 - Being dads who actually believe that "the success of my life is actually going to be determined by the success of yours."

    • 38:47 - "If something is making a generation of dads sick, if something's got a hold, it is self focus. It's looking too much to our own world, our own life."

    • 39:31 - Parentingwithpurposebook.com - 7 keys to raising world changers

    • 40:00 - "You can even say the right things and do the right things, but if you haven't gotten healed in your heart over the brokenness and the pain of your past with your dad, and the pain of your past with your mom, it will have a dissonance. You'll speak words that may be right but they are coming out wonky….because you're not speaking from a wholeness and healing inside. And one of the biggest things I see is that people who will let the Holy Spirit guide them through to get healing, man, you can make mistakes, but if you are healed on the inside, it won't cause damage. You can be almost perfect, but if it isn't healed in here it's always coming out weird."

    • 42:11 - Scott's prayer for the dads

    Resources/takeaways:
    • Choosing carefully what choices our kids make to intervene with.
    • Developing a growth plan as a dad - finding mentors and coaches
    • Grieving the loss of a parent
    • Calling out the greatness in our kids
    • Being a spiritual dad
    • Parentingwithpurposebook + FREE Masterclass

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