Father + Son Alaska Trip 2026

If you’ve ever felt exhausted as a dad — like you’re genuinely trying but something still feels “off” — today’s episode is going to give you language, clarity, and a fresh blueprint for fatherhood.

I sit down with Jeremy Pryor, one of the leading voices on shaping a multigenerational family on mission. Jeremy argues that most modern dads are using a brand-new cultural blueprint for family… and it’s not working.

This conversation is full of hope, honesty, and practical steps to help you create a home your kids will want to belong to for generations.

What You’ll Learn

Why the modern Western family structure is historically unusual — and often ineffective
The biblical blueprint for family that leads to connection, mission, and long-term joy
The power of three generations at one table
How to win your child’s heart through simple weekly rhythms
Why intentional dads must play both offense and defense in today’s culture
How to protect your child spiritually in a world full of digital “portals”
What it looks like to raise kids who stay connected long after they leave your home

Key Takeaways

• Strong families begin with healed men.
You cannot lead your home if you’re disconnected from Jesus or from your own heart.

• Ideas matter.
Most dads inherited a blueprint that leads to isolation — not mission.

• Connection is built through rhythm, not random effort.
Weekly feasts, 1:1 traditions, family stories, and regular check-ins matter.

• Your kids need your protection — spiritually, emotionally, digitally.
Today’s culture demands intentional defense, not passive hope.

• Legacy starts now.
You’re building something your grandkids will feel — whether intentionally or by default.

Resources Mentioned

Free Step 6 PDF: dadtired.com/7steps
Jeremy Pryor’s Family Teams Resources: familyteams.com
Jeremy’s Book: Family Revision
Sponsor: Backgate Prayers — Use code DADTIRED
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