In this episode of Papa Do Preach, we dive headfirst into one of the most controversial topics making waves in today’s world of social media, negativity, and family dynamics. Recently, a series of events surrounding a public figure sparked a storm of debate among parents. His statements, social media presence, and involvement in politically charged discussions have left many fathers questioning what to truly fear in this age of digital discourse.

We also discuss the difficulty of what Jake and his family had to go through with an unexpected surgery on his 2 year old daughter and the fears that came with not knowing what to expect when surgery, anesthesia and unsettled waiting occur.

Join us as we break down the complexities of this unfolding situation, exploring how this moment of tension highlights a larger cultural crisis. Is social media feeding division, or is it simply reflecting the cracks already present in society? How do we, as parents, navigate these tricky waters, balancing the need for open conversation with the concern of raising our kids in a world where misinformation and hate seem more rampant than ever?

We’ll discuss:

• The aftermath surrounding the horrible event that took place in Utah.
• The growing mistrust in social media platforms and their role in shaping values.
• How fathers can engage with their kids on sensitive topics like trust, opinions of others and digital ethics.
• What it means to raise a generation with integrity in a world where moral compasses seem fractured.
• The haunting truth behind our children and technology available at their fingertips.

With candid commentary and personal insights, this episode will leave you with valuable takeaways for navigating today’s decaying trust in media and society, all while empowering you to have more open, honest conversations with your children. Whether you agree or disagree with the issues at hand, this episode will spark thoughtful reflection on how to be the guiding force your kids need in a world where trust feels in short supply.

Tune in, and let’s talk about the hard stuff—because sometimes, that's the only way to build something better, where faith and positive energy are the only things that can defeat the fear and negativity we all deal with daily.