In this episode learn how you can give your family some wins. I believe a big part of being a father, husband, and leader is to give our families as many wins in life as possible. That truly starts with us and how we win in our battles. Most men have lived a life carrying unprocessed trauma, hurt and pain. We've been programmed to simply put these aside and continue on. We win, and our families win when we process that pain. When we say enough is enough and I choose to be there for my family. So, Dad, how are you winning for your family?

Thanks for joining me today for another episode on the Dad Different Podcast. If you’ve enjoyed this podcast, please don’t forget to share and leave a review and rating on Spotify and Apple Podcast. And if you’re not subscribed yet I’d love for you to do so that way we can continue to grow the community and celebrate families and fatherhood together. You can learn more about the mission and vision of Dad Different by visiting www.daddifferent.com To all my dad’s out there let’s stay committed to leading our families well. Our families are not looking for perfection, they are looking for our presence. So, don’t stop being present. Don’t stop being different. Until next time on the Dad Different Podcast, I am your host Jeffrey, and I will catch you guys on the next one.

There's never a dull moment in the life of a Father. In this episode, I share some things that I have come to really enjoy about being a Father.

Thanks for joining me today for another episode on the Dad Different Podcast. If you’ve enjoyed this podcast, please don’t forget to share and leave a review and rating on Spotify and Apple Podcast. And if you’re not subscribed yet I’d love for you to do so that way we can continue to grow the community and celebrate families and fatherhood together. You can learn more about the mission and vision of Dad Different by visiting www.daddifferent.com To all my dad’s out there let’s stay committed to leading our families well. Our families are not looking for perfection, they are looking for our presence. So, don’t stop being present. Don’t stop being different. Until next time on the Dad Different Podcast, I am your host Jeffrey, and I will catch you guys on the next one.

In this episode we talk about Faith, Family, and Fatherhood with Pastor Tom Neary. Pastor Tom is pastor at Calvary Catonsville in Elkridge, Maryland. He is also author behind the Unlikely Pastor blog, a. blog that aims to share and spread the true Word of God with others to build and impactful and powerful disciples. Pastor Tom has a very inspirational and amazing testimony. Through a life of ups and downs and struggling with alcohol, he ultimately found God and began walking faithfully in service to Him. Hear his story and testimony on this episode.

"It was only through the miraculous power of Jesus that I was saved. I went to my knees a hopeless alcoholic imprisoned by my sin. I stood up minutes later healed. I was set free. I haven’t thought of drinking since"

Check out more of Pastor Tom's ministry below:

Blog: Pastor Unlikely
Podcast: Come Let Us Disciple Podcast
Church: Calvary Catonsville

Thanks for joining me today for another episode on the Dad Different Podcast. If you’ve enjoyed this podcast, please don’t forget to share and leave a review and rating on Spotify and Apple Podcast. And if you’re not subscribed yet I’d love for you to do so that way we can continue to grow the community and celebrate families and fatherhood together. You can learn more about the mission and vision of Dad Different by visiting www.daddifferent.com To all my dad’s out there let’s stay committed to leading our families well. Our families are not looking for perfection, they are looking for our presence. So, don’t stop being present. Don’t stop being different. Until next time on the Dad Different Podcast, I am your host Jeffrey, and I will catch you guys on the next one.

This episode is dedicated to my brother, Anderson T. St. Louis. Though you may have left us here on this earth I know that you are in the presence of our Savior. You have left your legacy. I look forward to seeing you again on the streets of glory.

Thanks guys for joining me today for another episode on the Dad Different Podcast. If you’ve enjoyed this podcast please don’t forget to share and leave a review and rating on Apple Podcast. And if you’re not subscribed yet I’d love for you to do so that way we can continue to grow the community and celebrate this wonderful journey called Fatherhood together. Also, I’d love to hear from you. You can check out more of Dad Different on Facebook, @idaddifferent, Instagram, @DadDifferent, or by email at [email protected] and I look forward to hearing from you. And to all my dads out there let’s stay committed to leading our families well. Our kids are not looking for perfection, they are looking for our presence. So don’t stop being present. Don’t stop being different. Until next time on the Dad Different Podcast, I am our host Jeffrey and I will catch you guys on the next one.

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Parenting is all about being intentional. Taking those everyday moments and making something great. Our children deserve us to be intentional. At times it may just be easier to brush off a playtime request to continue work or mindless scrolling, but it is at those time that we can choose to be intentional about the ways we engage our children. Being a father, we become the first of many things to our children. It all starts with being intentional.

Thanks for joining me today for another episode on the Dad Different Podcast. If you’ve enjoyed this podcast, please don’t forget to share and leave a review and rating on Apple Podcast. If you’re not subscribed yet I’d love for you to do so that way, we can continue to grow the community and celebrate this wonderful journey called Fatherhood together. Also, I’d love to hear from you. You can check out more of Dad Different on Facebook, @idaddifferent, Instagram, @DadDifferent, or by email at [email protected] and I look forward to hearing from you. And to all the dads out there let’s stay committed to leading our families well. Our kids are not looking for perfection, they are looking for our presence. So, don’t stop being present. Don’t stop being different. Until next time on the Dad Different Podcast, I am your host Jeffrey, and I will catch you guys on the next one.

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Kier from @Kier and Them took the world by storm and captivated many with just a few wise words as a man who is a father and husband. Kier shared what I believe ALL men should hear. Take a listen in today's episode as I breakdown some of the things he shared.

Big shout out to Kier and keep doing your thing brother. You check him by clicking the link.

Thanks, guys, for joining me today for another episode on the Dad Different Podcast. If you’ve enjoyed this podcast, please don’t forget to share and leave a review and rating on Apple Podcast. And if you’re not subscribed yet I’d love for you to do so that way we can continue to grow the community and celebrate this wonderful journey called Fatherhood together. Also, I’d love to hear from you. You can check out more of Dad Different on Facebook, @idaddifferent, Instagram, @DadDifferent, or by email at [email protected] and I look forward to hearing from you. And to all my dad's out there let’s stay committed to leading our families well. Our kids are not looking for perfection, they are looking for our presence. So don’t stop being present. Don’t stop being different. Until next time on the Dad Different Podcast, I am our host Jeffrey, and I will catch you guys on the next one.

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Being raised fatherless and now in the role as father and husband, I can honestly say that I am leading my family somewhere I've never been. The great thing is that it is not impossible. In this episode we uncover what that means and provide some tips on how to lead somewhere that you've never been. Tune in!

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One of my absolute favorite things about parenthood and fatherhood especially is the learning. There are so many opportunities, not only to teach our children, but to learn from them as well. Learning should be a life-long journey. In this episode I share some of the things that I've learned so far in my journey as a father, relationships and life in general. 

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Ever find yourself asking "What's really my job as a father?" or maybe because of the way that our culture has often portrayed men and fathers you're left scratching your head and asking is this really how it should be? Certainly our roles as fathers takes on more than we make it. Yes we are providers, protectors, and heroes to our children and families but I also believe we ought to be much more than that. So in this episode we ask, and hopefully answer, the question, "What's My Role Here?"

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Why is it so hard for men to talk or show emotion? We've been riding the wave of "men don't cry" for way to long! Now it's affecting the way we lead our families. In this episode we talk about how Important and necessary it is for us men, as fathers, to not only be physically present for our families but emotionally available as well. I also share three things I put into practice daily that helps me be more emotionally available for my family.

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