In this episode, Theophilus opens up vulnerably about the Noble Father work and how life's a trip. As he flows this episode out, you'll see God reveal himself real-time and brings conviction & revelation on life lessons.

In this episode, Theophilus talks about the Biblical teaching of judging others. There are so many applicable lessons from this fact alone, including Jocko's Extreme Ownership principle. There are infinite possibilities of positive change through adopting of these parables and principles.

Struthless - 5 Questions That Changed My Life

This episode is available at the Noble Father Youtube Channel too: HERE

In this episode, Theophilus talks about Canadian Thanksgiving and how far we've gotten away from the original intent of the holiday. In a world of increasingly troublesome news, we all sit at a level of gratitude to be had.

In this episode, Theophilus shares about the National Day of Truth & Reconciliation in Canada, his son's journey to eternity, and how the foundations of a father truly matters. There are so many intricacies to this journey that if we're not careful, we will miss it all.

In this episode, Theophilus talks about global population decline, the causation of it, and the implications this has on us as fathers & for our children. We are entering dark days ahead and the absence of present & intentional fathers is manifesting a terrible reality for future generations. But there's a way forward. A brighter future ahead. It won't be easy but every person has a part to play. Tune in and see where you fit into this on the grand scheme of things.

In this episode, Theophilus goes back to the memory of 9/11 and where he was when the world changed forever. All these years later, the world has never been the same nor will it ever be again. There are generations of people out there who lost grandfathers, fathers, step-fathers, and adoptive fathers in the tragedy that rocked us all. Alongside this, Theophilus talks about the Shia LaBeouf interview with Jon Bernthal on The Real Ones Podcast about the topic of a masculine ceremony. How pressing that is in our society and the great need we have for more of it in our day and age.

This episode will mark the beginning of Season 4 as the new school year starts. Also, quite fitting because we are a few plays away from 4k.

This episode can also be found on Youtube. In fact, I would recommend tuning into that for some references, screenshots and examples that are given in image form (but would still be explained in audio).

In this episode, Theophilus shares about his surreal week just living life moment by moment.  As a result of upgrading the podcast setup, Theophilus shares the story leading up to and coming out the other end of the purchase itself; the only way to define this story is, divine.  And lastly, to cap it all off, sharing about something Theophilus learned recently on the last leg of his summer trip to China that brought him full circle back to his childhood.

This episode is in memoriam of the lead vocalist of the band, Param-Nesia, Cayle Charlton.  Though I did not know him personally, the microphone I am now using, will carry on his legacy into the hearts of fathers all over the world.

In this episode, Theophilus peels back the layers on fatherhood in China as he sees it and from what he knows. As a Canadian-born Chinese, Theophilus is able to see both sides as objectively as anyone can. Come learn what it's like being a father in China and just how applicable the struggles are for us here in North America. What you'll find is that whether you're a father in China or in Chicago, there are various similarities that can be drawn and though media would like to polarize the two sides, learning from each other benefits us all in so many ways.