In this episode of Faithful Fatherhood in 10 Minutes, we dig into the heart of biblical fatherhood — not about being perfect, but about being present, steady, and led by love. Culture tells dads to be successful. Scripture calls us to be faithful.

🧔‍♂️ In just 10 minutes, you’ll walk away with:

• A clear vision of what faithfulness looks like as a dad

• 3 traits of faithful fatherhood (and how to live them out)

• A weekly challenge to grow in one key area of leadership

💬 Weekly Challenge: Choose one of the 3 traits and commit to practicing it this week.

📲 Like, subscribe, and share with a dad who needs a reminder that showing up faithfully is enough.

In this week’s episode of DadSchooled, we’re looking inward. When your child talks back, how do you respond? Not just what you say — but how you say it. We explore the emotional maturity and humility it takes to lead well as a dad, even when you’re frustrated or “technically” right.

🛠 What we cover in Episode 17:

• A real-life dad fail from vacation (Skull King chaos edition 🎲)

• Why our kids' backtalk might be more about us than them

• A breakdown of 3 humble shifts for dads:

  1. Tone Before Truth

  2. Curiosity Before Correction

  3. Repair Before Repeat

• Scripture encouragement from Proverbs 15:1

• A practical weekly challenge for real growth

👨‍👧‍👦 This isn’t about raising perfect kids — it’s about modeling what growth, humility, and connection look like.

As dads, it’s easy to fall into the habit of correcting more than encouraging. But our kids need to hear that we see the good in them — their effort, growth, and character. In just 10 minutes, we’re giving you 3 practical, no-pressure ways to be a more intentional encourager every day.

💡 In this episode:

• Why kids crave their dad’s affirmation

• The power of specific encouragement

• How to praise effort (not just results)

• Creative ways to surprise your kids with encouragement (yes, even sticky notes and dad jokes count!)

🧔🏼‍♂️ Real stories, dad moments, and a few laughs along the way.

🔥 Weekly Challenge: Pick one of the tips and try it out this week — then tell us how it went!

📲 Share this with another dad who could use a quick boost, and don’t forget to subscribe for more bite-sized fatherhood encouragement.

In this episode, we tackle one of the biggest challenges modern dads face — raising kids in a digital world without going overboard. From screen-time struggles and YouTube rabbit holes to finding the right balance between freedom and boundaries, we’re breaking it all down.

👨‍👧‍👦 We share real dad stories (and a few fails), talk through what’s worked for us, and offer practical tips like:

• Creating tech-free zones at home

• Using parental tools wisely (without being Big Brother)

• Engaging with your kids through tech, not just policing it

💬 Plus, we want to hear from you! What’s your biggest dad win or fail when it comes to tech and social media? Drop a comment or tag us online.

📌 Don’t forget to subscribe and share this with another dad who's trying to keep up in a screen-filled world.

👉 Next episode: “Homeschool Dad Rants” — our funniest mini-rants about homeschool life you won't want to miss.

Raising thankful kids in a world that constantly pushes “more” isn’t easy—but it is possible. In this quick episode of Faithful Fatherhood in 10 Minutes, Josh and Jimmy share three simple, powerful tips to help your kids grow in gratitude: model it, make it a habit, and serve together.

Real talk, relatable stories, and encouragement to lead your family with purpose—starting today.

From “Did you put on deodorant?” to “You’ll thank me later,” this episode dives into the hilarious and surprisingly meaningful things we find ourselves saying as dads. Josh and Jimmy share their favorite dad-isms, explore what they really mean, and offer simple ways to embrace the chaos with purpose.

Listen in, laugh a little, and remember—you’re not alone in the weirdness.

In this Faithful Fatherhood in 10 Minutes episode, Josh and Jimmy share honest stories and biblical encouragement for dads learning to stay patient—especially when running on empty.

You’ll hear:

• Real talk about parenting while exhausted

• A quick look at Galatians 5 and the fruit of the Spirit

• 3 simple, practical ways to stay patient when you're worn out

You don’t have to be perfect—just faithful and intentional.
Watch, share, and take one small step this week.

In this episode of Dadschooled, we’re diving into the surprisingly powerful impact of date nights—even when they’re low-key, last-minute, or cut short by exhaustion.

Join Jimmy and Josh as they talk through:

• Why date nights matter more than you think

• Real-life wins and failures from their own marriages

• Easy, low-cost ways to stay connected with your wife

• Encouragement for dads trying to balance it all

Even if your “date night” is just popcorn and a 20-minute conversation after bedtime, it counts.

Prayer with your kids doesn't have to be awkward or overwhelming — it just needs to be real. In this first episode of Dadschooled, Josh and Jimmy kick things off with three practical, down-to-earth tips to help dads build prayer into everyday family life.

Whether you're just starting or trying to make prayer feel less forced, this quick 10-minute episode will give you encouragement, a few laughs, and simple ways to lead your kids in faith without the pressure to be perfect.

Here’s what we cover:

1. Keep it Short and Simple – why a 15-second prayer matters

2. Make it a Routine, Not a Rule – finding a natural rhythm

3. Let Them Lead – helping your kids own their voice in prayer

Let’s be honest—sometimes our wives are going through something we just don’t get. Whether it’s an emotional struggle, a complex situation, or just a hard day, we don’t always have the answers—or even understand the problem. This week, we’re talking about how to show up as supportive, empathetic husbands even when we’re feeling clueless. From listening without fixing to offering presence over perfection, we’re digging into practical ways to love well, lead gently, and be the kind of husband who leans in instead of shutting down.