Christian Dad's Podcast

Ever feel like your Bible time bombs and bedtime battles turn into a circus? Pastor John Rose from the frontlines of ministry shares her no-nonsense blueprint: weave Scripture into the squabbles, turn no into yes to God, and make discipline feel like grace, not grit. Three quick wins-short story prayers that stick, consequence chats that connect, and a family rhythm that builds rebels into disciples. Timeless for today's distracted dads.

Pastor Joel Marple shares three dad-moves he swears by: one, listen like it's intel, not a chore; two, share your mess-ups first so they don't hide theirs; three, pray out loud together even when they're mad.

Tired of winging it with bedtime Bible stories? Children's pastor Shari Dresselhaus cuts through fluff: lead playtime prayers that stick, spot teachable chaos, and turn snack runs into mini-missions. Recorded years ago, but these moves still outplay every app. If your living room's louder than church, perfect-this is tactical, fun, and zero-prep.

Back when flip phones ruled, Pastor Dan Daugherty dropped truth bombs on loving your crew loud-celebrating quirks, spotting gifts early, and turning bedtime chats into launchpads. Fifteen years later, this 2009 gem still hits: how to hype your child's one-of-a-kind spark without the cheesy trophies.

Chat & Character with Pastor Gary Jones Pastor Gary Jones shows you how nonstop, no-judgment talks turn kids into mini-messengers-then slips in character lessons so smooth they never feel preached.

Senior pastor Dr. Richard Dresselhaus cuts through: Want obedient kids? Live it-faith, grit, grace. No fluff, just real talk on leading by example. 16 mins of gold for dads rebuilding their walk.

Crayons, crackers, meltdowns-Dr. Tim Dresselhaus shares why taking kids to worship still matters. Real stories, real fixes, no sugar-coating... except the fruit snacks.

Want kids who bounce back stronger? We dive into discipline with grace, teaching grit through games, and why failure's the best sermon.

Doug Hedrick, father of three, gets brutally real: the bedtime prayers that are flat, the yelling he regrets, the one habit every kid actually remembers. If you're tired of guessing, listen up.

What do wives really want? We chat with Arlene Pellicane on three doable essentials-attention, respect, touch-that still hit home today.