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 ACTIVATING DADS TO LEAD WITH WONDER Walking with dads as they lead and love their kids toward God's awesomeness. We're on a mission to see dads fully alive and fully activated in their roles—leading with wonder to build intentional connection with their kids while experiencing God's awesomeness together. We partner with dads at every stage of the journey by providing practical fatherhood resources to catalyze connection with their kids, and also with other dads.All rights reserved Crianza y Familias Cristianismo Espiritualidad Ministerio y Evangelismo Relaciones
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  • DA383 | From Fatherless to Faithful: Healing Pain, Breaking Cycles, and Pursuing Your Children's Hearts (Leo Clark)

    DA383 | From Fatherless to Faithful: Healing Pain, Breaking Cycles, and Pursuing Your Children's Hearts (Leo Clark)
    May 22 2025

    ✅ How healing from father wounds creates ripple effects that impact generations

    ✅ The power of showing up consistently (Leo hasn't missed a single one of his son's games!)

    ✅ Why prayer cards with specific prayers for each child have created lasting impact

    ✅ How to break generational cycles even when you didn't have a model

    FULL SHOW NOTES:

    SUMMARY

    Growing up with a famous boxer father who never showed up for his games taught Leo Clark what it means to truly fight for the hearts of his children. In this powerful conversation, Leo shares how he's breaking generational cycles through his basketball ministry, intentional parenting, and the healing journey that transformed his ability to love. You'll hear how pain that isn't dealt with can block our capacity to parent well, and how God's restoration can create ripple effects that impact not just our own children, but countless others.

    TAKEAWAYS
    • Breaking generational cycles begins with healing your own pain and allowing God to father you first
    • A dad who fights for his kids shows up consistently, even when they try to push him away
    • Being intentional about prayer and writing down specific prayers for your children creates lasting impact
    • Your smile can be a gift that breaks down barriers and opens doors for meaningful connection
    • Pain that isn't dealt with limits your capacity to love well and be fully present for your children
    • The words you speak to your children become their inner voice—make them words of life
    • Creating a legacy of love requires intentional reflection and being willing to be vulnerable
    GUEST

    Leo Clark is the co-founder of Go Get It, a basketball training ministry that mentors young men on and off the court. Growing up as the son of a famous heavyweight boxer who was physically absent from his life, Leo has dedicated himself to breaking generational cycles and being fully present for his five children. His powerful testimony of healing and restoration was featured in episode three of the Wild at Heart documentary series. Leo lives in Austin, Texas with his wife Marianne and continues to impact countless young men through basketball, mentorship, and his passion for fatherhood.

    LINKS

    • Wild at Heart Documentary Series: Episode 3 featuring Leo Clark
    • Send a Voice Message to DadAwesome
    • Apply to join the next DadAwesome Accelerator Cohort: Email awesome@dadawesome.org
    • Subscribe to DadAwesome Messages: Text the word "Dad" to (651) 370-8618
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    52 m
  • DA382 | Kids Takeover: Dessert Disasters, Sibling Squabbles, and Finding Joy in The Big Mess (Justin Whitmel Earley)

    DA382 | Kids Takeover: Dessert Disasters, Sibling Squabbles, and Finding Joy in The Big Mess (Justin Whitmel Earley)
    May 15 2025
    My Daughters took over the podcast this week! Interviewing Justin Whitmel Early about his new KIDS BOOK - "The Big Mess" ➡️ Why finding God in family life means embracing the mess, not avoiding it ➡️ How to create intentional spaces where your older kids will actually talk to you ➡️ The simple prayer that can transform frustrating parenting moments ➡️ Why throwing food might be good for your family (seriously!) This episode is filled with giggles, wisdom, and practical advice for dads navigating the beautiful chaos of family life. FULL SHOW NOTES: https://www.dadawesome.org/blog/382 SUMMARY: The Zaugg girls take over the podcast! In this special episode, Justin Whitmel Earley joins the four sisters to discuss his delightful new children's book, "The Big Mess." Discover why creating giant desserts (and sometimes destroying them) can teach profound lessons about forgiveness, sibling relationships, and finding God in the beautiful chaos of family life. Plus, hear why the girls are planning their own rooftop cookie adventure and how throwing pancakes across the kitchen can become a cherished family tradition. TAKEAWAYS The best relationship-building moments with your children happen in the mess, not by avoiding or controlling it.As kids grow older, shift from structured rhythms to creating intentional spaces where deeper conversations can happen naturally.Relationship is built in shared activity—invite your children into your projects, even when it means things will take longer or be done imperfectly.A "pause prayer" before disciplining your children can transform how you respond to frustrating situations.The reconciliation between siblings can be generative, creating joy that extends beyond your family to bless your entire neighborhood. GUEST Justin Whitmel Earley is the bestselling author of "The Common Rule," "Habits of the Household," and "Mate." He's also the founder of The Hang Ten Movement, which encourages parents to wait until 10th grade before giving their children smartphones. Justin lives with his wife and four sons near Richmond, Virginia, where they enjoy building (and sometimes smashing) enormous desserts in their kitchen and driveway. Links mentioned: Send a Voice Message to DadAwesome: Apply to join the next DadAwesome Accelerator Cohort: Email awesome@dadawesome.orgSubscribe to DadAwesome Messages: Text the word "Dad" to (651) 370-8618 The Big Mess by Justin Whitmel EarleyThe Common Rule by Justin Whitmel Earley Habits of the Household by Justin Whitmel Earley Made For People by Justin Whitmel EarleyThe Hang Ten Movement
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    27 m
  • DA381 | Embracing Imperfect Fatherhood, Staying Morally Grounded, and Creating Moments That Last (Bob Merritt PART2)

    DA381 | Embracing Imperfect Fatherhood, Staying Morally Grounded, and Creating Moments That Last (Bob Merritt PART2)
    May 8 2025
    SUMMARY

    Fatherhood isn't about perfection—it's about presence, moral consistency, and showing up when it matters most. In this heart-stirring episode from the vault, Bob Merritt shares powerful stories about those precious moments that define a father's legacy. From confronting hard truths with his college-aged son to the tear-filled goodbye when his daughter left for college, Bob reveals how staying faithful in the small things prepares you for the big moments that matter most.

    TAKEAWAYS
    • Consistency in three areas—staying married, staying moral, and pursuing God—creates a foundation that enables deeper father-child connections.
    • Only strong fathers have the courage to ask their children where they need to improve; weak men avoid this vulnerability.
    • When your child makes concerning choices, choose thoughtful engagement over passive silence—staying in the battle is more important than saying everything perfectly.
    • The most meaningful moments in fatherhood are earned through years of faithful presence and moral consistency.
    • Choose laughter and joy in your home—a house that hasn't heard genuine laughter in months reveals deeper issues.
    GUEST

    Bob Merritt served as Senior Pastor of Eagle Brook Church for over two decades before transitioning to leadership teaching, consulting, and coaching. He is a father of two, grandfather of six, and author of several books on leadership and faith. Bob is known for his practical, down-to-earth teaching style and his passionate commitment to helping people grow in their faith and leadership.

    Links mentioned:
    • Send a Voice Message to DadAwesome https://www.speakpipe.com/DadAwesome
    • Apply to join the next DadAwesome Accelerator Cohort: Email awesome@dadawesome.org
    • Subscribe to DadAwesome Messages: Text the word "Dad" to (651) 370-8618
    • Bob Merritt's website and resources https://www.bobmerritt.com/
    • Eagle Brook Church
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    32 m
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