Friendship and holiness are deeply intertwined in the way of Jesus. In this episode of Dad Tired, we explore Jesus’ command to lay down our lives for our friends (John 15:13) and how true friendship reflects the heart of God. While Judas betrayed friendship, Jesus embodied it offering Himself fully for those He loved. What does it mean for us as dads, husbands, and men of faith to live out sacrificial friendship? How does holiness shape the way we love those around us? Join us as we unpack these themes and challenge ourselves to follow Christ’s example.

In this episode, Kaleb Allen dives into John 14:27—"Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you. Not as the world gives do I give to you. Let not your hearts be troubled, neither let them be afraid." We explore how Jesus' words challenge the mental loops that trap us in anxiety, self-reliance, and fear. What happens when we allow the external, unshakable truth of God’s Word to interrupt our internal dialogue?

How do we reconcile the character of God with the violence in the Old Testament? In this episode, Chris helps us wrestle with one of the most difficult theological questions: Does God’s command for destruction in the Old Testament align with His justice, mercy, and love? We explore biblical context, historical considerations, and theological perspectives to bring clarity to this challenging topic.

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Biblical stewardship is the God-given responsibility to wisely manage time, talents, and resources for His glory and the benefit of others. It reflects faithfulness, generosity, and a heart aligned with God’s purposes in every aspect of life.

In this follow-up episode, Pastor Chris Hilken continues the conversation on the morality of God in the Old Testament, tackling some of the most challenging and thought-provoking questions that arise from scripture. With a focus on helping fathers shepherd their families, Chris addresses the tension between God’s justice and mercy, exploring stories of divine judgment and their place in the grand narrative of redemption.

Pastor Chris Hilken tackles the tough questions about God’s morality in the Old Testament. From stories of judgment to divine commands, Chris helps dads reconcile these challenging passages with God’s love and justice. Tune in for practical insights to strengthen your faith and lead your family well.

On this episode of the Dad Tired podcast, Kaleb sits down with authors Patrick Miller to discuss his new book, Joyful Outsiders. Together, they explore what it means to live with joy, hope, and purpose in a culture where faith often feels out of place

Kaleb’s Dad Tired episode on James 5:16-18 highlighted Elijah’s prayer life as a model of faith and perseverance. Drawing from the passage where James emphasizes the "prayer of a righteous person has great power as it is working," Kaleb unpacked how Elijah’s prayers were both bold and persistent while unpacking church history's tradition concerning James' prayer life.

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In this heartfelt episode of Dad Tired, Kaleb sits down with pastor, author, and entrepreneur John Onwuchekwa to explore life’s deepest challenges and God’s unshakable hope. John shares his journey through profound loss, including the death of his brother and struggles with infertility, and how these experiences shaped his faith, fatherhood, and calling. Together, they discuss practical ways to navigate grief, the power of community, and finding purpose in the midst of pain.

Join Kaleb and Peter Ostapkowe founder of the Kinsman Journal as they discuss practical tools for effective communication, building community with fellow dads, and adopting strategies to become stronger, more resilient role models for our families. Check out the Kinsman Journal at https://kinsmen.org