The Faithful Fathering Podcast

Celebrating Father's Day Month - Episode Two

Rick and Robert discuss fatherhood in the modern age, emphasizing prioritizing responsibilities in alignment with God's intentions. They highlight sacrificial living as essential for being good fathers and husbands, mindful that their children observe their every action. They also address concerns about excessive screen time and its impact on family life.  

Celebrating Father's Day Month - Episode One

Rick Wertz and his guest Robert Valle have an interesting conversation about a wide range of fathering topics. They talk about the role of the CCO (Chief Critical Officer) in the home and how being overly critical can negatively impact relationships in the home. They also discussed the transition from CCO to CEO (Chief Encouraging Officer) and the positive effects of genuine encouragement.

Furthermore, they emphasized the importance of the father-mother team and the necessity for dads to be open to input from mom, as she often has a different perspective on things.

Faithful Fathering encourages and equips dads to be Faithful Fathers by reinvigorating the Church on the fathering front.  Please reach out if you are a dad that would like to start a lay-led fathering movement in your church.  Faithful Fathering has many free resources to help you get started. You can call 281-491-3237 or email admin@faithfulfathering.org

The Faithful Fathering Podcast: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly: Part 4

Rick and his guest Shanita Hart from Street Grace engage in a conversation about some dangers children could face while using social media.  

Dads (and moms), it's important to stay informed about the various ways in which technology can be used to target unsuspecting children. Keeping your children safe is your responsibility, and we are pleased to collaborate with our friends from Street Grace to bring attention to this crucial and timely issue.

The Faithful Fathering Podcast: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly: Part 3

Rick and his guest Shanita Hart from Street Grace Ministries engage in a very interesting conversation around the use of social media. They discuss some ways parents can keep their children safe from some of the dangers of social media. They discuss setting and managing boundaries along with other tips to help you mange your children's social media use.

The Faithful Fathering Podcast: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly: Part 2

Rick and his guest, Shanita Hart from Street Grace Ministries, continue the four-part series on the various aspects of social media. They will be discussing the benefits of living in a digital world along with the risks and dangers associated with it. This episode focuses on the benefits of living in a world connected by social media. Grab a pen and paper or open your notes app because you will want to write down some of these tips that will help you guide your children to make the most of their digital life while being cautious of the pitfalls that could be just a tap or share away.

The Faithful Fathering Podcast: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly: Part 1

Rick and his guest, Shanita Hart from Street Grace Ministries, are starting a four-part series on the various aspects of social media. They will be discussing the benefits of living in a digital world along with the risks and dangers associated with it. They will also cover ways parents can be aware of what their children could be facing in our always-connected world. Grab a pen and paper or open your notes app because you will want to write down some of these tips that will help you guide your children to make the most of their digital life while being cautious of the pitfalls that could be just a tap or share away.

The Faithful Fathering Podcast - Episode 4

During their conversation, Rick and Mike delve into the topic of what makes a Faithful Father. They talk about how being a good provider and disciplinarian are essential qualities, but they also acknowledge that it takes more than that to fulfill one's calling as a father. They also discuss the significance of men finding a community of other men within their organization who can support and hold each other accountable in their roles as husbands and fathers. They discuss how this sense of camaraderie and friendship is crucial to becoming the best possible version of oneself. 

The Faithful Fathering Podcast: A New Way of Thinking: Episode 3

Rick and Mike Rosas continue the New Way of Thinking conversation by answering the question' "What do men and fathers need to be thinking less of?".

During their discussion, they offer valuable insights on practical steps that can be taken to strengthen one's relationship with God. In addition, they delve into the topic of implementing discipline to prevent our eyes and ears from being inundated with countless distractions that can hinder us from fulfilling our God-given mission to be Faithful Fathers.

The Faithful Fathering Podcast - A New Way of Thinking Episode 2

Rick and his guest Mike Rosas engage in an insightful conversation about an important question for fathers today. They delve into the topic of fatherhood and discuss the challenges that fathers face in today's society. They discuss what fathers need to be thinking more of.

 

Join in, take notes and share with dads who want to be the best dads they can be!

The Faithful Fathering Podcast: A New Way of Thinking Episode 1

In the debut episode of a new series, Rick and his long-time friend Mike Rosas delve into one of Mike's favorite topics - the reality of who Christ is, what He did, and how it affects us today. They also explore new ways of thinking to empower the next generation to become Godly men and faithful fathers.

Mike emphasizes the importance of enabling churches across denominations to raise Christ-like disciples and build people up as disciple-makers. He also sheds light on how God uses him in his role as Chaplain for the Houston Rockets NBA basketball team.

Join in for an insightful episode where you can peek into the life of Mike Rosas - an author, speaker, evangelist, chaplain, and most importantly, a faithful father.