In this episode, we sit down for an honest conversation about the calling of Christian fatherhood. Being present, loving well, disciplining with grace, and intentionally pointing our children toward Christ. We also wrestle with the reality that none of us gets it right all the time and what the Gospel offers the dad who feels like he's already fallen short. Whether you're raising little ones, teenagers, or watching your kids step into adulthood. The call is still the same, be faithful with the fatherhood God has given you today. 

Men today are being told to find their identity in success, strength, status, relationships, and achievement. What happens when those things disappear? 

In this episode, we dig into the identity crisis facing men and ask what Scripture says about who we truly are. We talk about where men look for worth, how the enemy attacks our identity, and what it means to build our lives on who God says we are in Christ. 

Who are you when everything when all of your roles are stripped away?

Sometimes the conversation is too important to end after one episode. 

In this continuation of The Weight We Carry, we continue discussing the burdens, struggles, and vulnerabilities that we opened up with in episode 3, that so many men share with us and silently face. Through honest conversation, biblical truth, and genuine brotherhood, we remind one another that no man was meant to carry life's weight alone. 

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What weight are you carrying that nobody seems to talk about? 

In this episode, we open up about some of the burdens we've been carrying, the struggles we're walking through, and the importance of not facing life's challenges alone. Through honest conversation, biblical truth, and authentic brotherhood, we remind one another- and you- that there is hope, strength, and freedom when we choose to step out of isolation. 

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Why do so many men feel the need to have it all together? 

In this episode, we explore the masks men wear, the pressure to perform, and the identities we build around approval, success, and expectation. Through honest conversation and biblical truth, we discuss what happens when performance becomes identity. While also looking to the freedom found when our worth is rooted in Christ instead. 

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Welcome to The Fourth Chair.

In our first episode, we share the heart behind this podcast, the importance of biblical brotherhood, and why so many men are walking through life feeling isolated and unseen. Join us as we pull up a chair, open the conversation, and invite you to walk alongside us.