
Welcome to the Intentional Fatherhood Podcast with Brook Mosser and Justin Whitmel Earley. Fatherhood is anything but simple. It lives at the intersection of many roles — husband, disciple of Jesus, provider, embodied soul, and more. And the weight of these responsibilities (and the expectations that come with them) can feel overwhelming. That’s why we’re here: to offer a clear biblical framework ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 17 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityKids & FamilyParentingReligion & Spirituality | |||

In the final episode of season two, we explore what it really means to give your death away — to live and lead in such a way that your life becomes a lasting gift to those who follow. We unpack the word legacy, not as something we build for ourselves... more
In this episode, we explore the provocative idea of what it means to give your death away — to truly live in light of your mortality. Drawing from the ancient Christian practice of “memento mori” — remembering your death — we talk about how only Chri... more
Following last week’s conversation about giving your life away, this episode dives into the everyday practices that help us live that out — even in the middle of our busy, overwhelmed lives. We’re talking about what it looks like to lean into the sel... more
In this episode, we explore what it really means to give your life away — and why it’s the natural next step after getting your life together. Our homes, marriages, and families become our modern monasteries, the sacred spaces where formation happens... more
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Thank you Brook and Justin for the honest and vulnerable conversations you are sharing. Thank you for modeling Biblical manhood. What you are doing has the potential to change our generation of 40ish somethings longing to figure out how to parent in a God honoring way and will make an impact on the generations to come. My husband and I both listen - as a female I am encouraged to hear your honest spiritually mature conversations. God is using you to shape not just my husband, but also me as a ... more
This podcast has been a blessing to me and helped me strive to know the Lord deeper so my parenting can be more rooted in him. It’s not about being perfect but acknowledging where we can be more like Him in our relationships with children and spouses.
The spiritual and formation has been outstanding and insightful.
I have a request however. And maybe you get here but can you do an episode to focus on us as fathers but also as sons especially as our fathers age. What that giving of ourselves looks like and how we model it for our kids but especially our sons. Also on how to recognize poorly
Modeled behaviors from our dads and how to allow the Spirit to break that in our family line and redeem it for His kingdom.
Huge fan of this show - I recommend it to any Christian man who is (or has the desire to be) a dad. Thanks Justin & Brook!
Let me start by saying how deeply I’ve been impacted by the Intentional Parents podcast and Habits of the Household book. So when I heard that Brooke and Justin were teaming up for a podcast, I couldn’t have been more excited, and it did not disappoint.
From the first season through the early episodes of the second, this podcast has been overflowing with wisdom. I’m so grateful not only for the practical ways it’s helped me grow as a follower of God, husband, and father, but also for the honest... more
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Hosted by Brook Mosser and Justin Whitmel Earley, discussions center on the multifaceted nature of fatherhood, emphasizing the need for clarity, purpose, and intention in fulfilling various roles such as being a husband, disciple, and provider. The podcast addresses several core tensions faced by fathers, providing practical insights and biblical principles on topics like spiritual leadership, relational health, work-life balance, and the importance of personal interests and hobbies. Notably, the hosts encourage transparency among fathers, fostering community support and emotional connections with peers amid the challenges of modern parenting.
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