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- 22 | Complicated
This episode is about over-complicating our lives. We tend to make mountains out of molehills. Whatever we are closest to becomes our reality. Perspective. Depth of field. What do we focus on? what do we emphasize with our attention?
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30 min - 21 | Clearmindedness
This episode takes a look at being clear-minded. What is clear-minded?
Our minds can get cluttered with many things in this life. Growing up fatherless leads to having a mind full of hurt, trauma, pain, struggles, experiences, joy, victory, and just life itself.
The thoughts of our minds lead our lives, relationships, conversations, and experiences.
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33 min - 20 | Wisdom
We take a look at what wisdom is from a general perspective defining what it is and is not. Looking closer, we are going to examine what wisdom is from a Biblical perspective.
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26 min - 19 | Capacity, Capability, Competency
Your capacity is directly proportionate to your capabilities. My capacity is who I am, what I'm created for, why I'm created. My capabilities are my skill sets, gifts, abilities, to grow, perform well, and become a great father. Competency is closely connected. It's how well I perform.
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30 min - 18 | Build Your Tribe
Every man needs a tribe, a dude group. Those guys he can be confident in their trustworthiness. A group that is his battle buddies, ride or die, a band of brothers...warriors. Guys are made this way and have the need to be connected in this way.
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28 min - 17 | Choosing Your Lens
We see the world through a lens. Our life experiences formed the lens through which we look. What sort of lens do you look through in your life? What formed it, shaped it, conformed it into the lens it is today?
This episode takes a look at lens' both proper and improper, clarity, truth, and what we need to look for as men who seek the very best out of life.
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29 min - 16 | What's YOUR Purpose?
Keith and Barry ask the question "What's your purpose?"
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31 min - 15 | 5 Things Good Fathers Do #5
How did Jesus lead His disciples? We dive into the Jesus discipleship model. We take a look at the leadership style of Jesus utilizing His model to lead and disciple our family.
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28 min - 14 | 5 Things Good Fathers Do #4
Jesus understood the will of His father and embraced it as his life's purpose.
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28 min - 13 | 5 Things Good Fathers Do #3
Jesus practiced separating from the crowd to spend time with His Father. He was a good son who prioritized time alone with His Father. Good Fathers create space to spend time with their heavenly Father.
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About Teach Me to Father
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Join Barry and his friends as they unwrap their stories and, along the way, mine out the wisdom and knowledge for practical application in every father’s life. Together they discover health and wholeness for fathers, their wives, kids, and generations to come.
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Barry Edgemon is the Founder/Leader of FatherSeekers. He coaches and mentors fatherless fathers. He leads from his personal and professional experience of son, father, pastor, and friend of the fatherless.
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Topics include: how to be a present father, becoming a better dad, fatherhood tips for men, raising kids with faith, dad's role in the family, fatherhood skills, present fatherhood, how to father well, fatherhood coaching for men, father's role in children's identity, fatherhood legacy, building a legacy for your kids, generational legacy, father's influence on children, purpose and identity for men, what am I here for, men's purpose, leaving a mark as a father, father's impact on family, levels of a man's influence, fatherhood blueprint, Christian fatherhood podcast, biblical fatherhood, God as father, faith and family, theology for dads, every dad is a theologian, biblical identity for men, God's design for fathers, scripture for fathers, discernment for Christians, false teachers warning, spiritual leadership in the home, faith-based parenting, healing father wounds, generational trauma healing, breaking generational cycles, men's emotional healing, father wound recovery, childhood wounds adults, overcoming fatherlessness, mental health for dads, men and emotional health, high-functioning and broken, signs a man is falling apart, men and isolation, men numbing pain, fatherless fathers, dads without fathers, how to be a good father, fatherhood podcast, Christian fatherhood, men's faith podcast, new dad advice, fatherhood coaching, fathering without a role model, fatherless son, father hunger, growing up without a dad, men's personal development, Christian men's podcast, podcast for dads who grew up without fathers, Christian podcast about fatherhood and healing, how to break generational cycles as a dad, what does the Bible say about fatherhood, podcast for men healing from childhood wounds, faith-based podcast for new dads, how to build a fatherhood legacy, coaching for men who were raised without fathers, how fathers shape their children's identity, and Christian men overcoming father wounds.