Jeremy Pryor

Jeremy Pryor, a passionate advocate for revitalizing family dynamics, delivers a powerful Father's Day sermon, unraveling the modern family's struggles. He emphasizes the importance of understanding God's ancient design for family. Topics include the essence of fatherhood and its crisis today, the need for multi-generational connections, and the call to embrace spiritual parenthood. Pryor urges listeners to redefine family as a legacy-oriented mission, highlighting the hope that comes from nurturing strong, faith-rooted family ties.

Exploring the biblical foundation for family values and missions, this podcast episode touches on re-assessing marriage, parenting, and finances in today's world. Insights from experts Jeremy Pryor and Jeff Bethke discuss the importance of creating a generational legacy rooted in scripture and shifting from individualism to collective efforts within the family unit.

Family Teams Coach Jeremy Pryor discusses the Western world's fixation on freedom, fatherly disengagement from family life, the trend of population decline, and the solutions embedded in the biblical model of family. He explores the importance of redefining the role of fathers as coaches in the family and highlights the need for a shift from the nest model to the team model of family. The podcast also delves into the consequences of an anti-family narrative, the challenge of transitioning families to a team on a mission model, and the role of freedom and higher values in society.

Jeremy Pryor, Family Teams coach, discusses practical ways to improve families by creating multigenerational teams, exploring topics such as God's vision for the family, the importance of Sabbath and family rhythm, changing family definitions, setting boundaries with technology for kids, and redefining family and building assets.

Author and Family Teams coach Jeremy Pryor explores the brokenness in modern families and the impact of individualism on family life. He discusses observations of Israeli and Palestinian families in the Holy Land and the shifting perspectives on family and identity. Furthermore, he delves into the influence of neo-Marxism and social agendas in public schools on the breakdown of families and the role of family in communicating the gospel.