Lance and Dante discuss the Biblical parenting philosophy that has a proven track record of producing children who become Christ-Centered adults. Based on over 20 years of evidence based research, this is what really works.

Lance and Dante discuss accountability from a Biblical perspective versus what a lot of Men's Ministries portray as accountability. What it is, what it isn't, why it's important, and how to cultivate it properly.

Dante and Lance discuss how to deal with seasons of life when it's boring or we don''t feel inspired. Whether in our career, with our families, or our spiritual life, how to find and pursue God's calling to become inspired again.

Dante and Lance discuss how parents can know that our children have truly accepted Christ and how to look for change of heart and fruit of the spirit for affirmation of faith.

Lance and Dante talk about the origins of our American education system, the flaws within our current system, and what researchers believe would solve these issues. Lance and Dante also add practical advice on what you can do with your own children to make up for the known deficiencies.

Bonus Episode: Lance and Dante discuss the horrific mass shootings in El Paso, TX and Dayton, OH this past weekend and what the root issues are that lead to these types of violence.

Beth and Jeff McDaniel discuss disciple making movements, husband and wife roles in this mission, and how to pray and find your mission and identity in Christ and for your marriage.

Dante and Lance discuss some of the key components of successful men's ministry and reaching men. From creating an atmosphere, to key points use by Christ with his disciples - this podcast covers the meat of what successful men's ministry looks like.

Lance and Dante discuss moralism and how behavior is emphasized in some Christian circles over Christ crucified and authentic sanctification. Lance and Dante also discuss how this same argument is often played out in parenting our children.

Lance and Dante discuss leadership traits, empowering others, and sharing the accolades as well as common myths and pitfalls of our role in leadership.