In this episode, we talk about how to win your children's hearts. As we learn from the story of Stonewall Jackson, our sons will either build and defend our cultural monuments—or tear them down. How do we think about cultural transmission and legacy work? Where does it start? Ultimately, we need thick culture that comes from thick liturgy and cultural maximalism. As we navigate the complexity of protecting our historical monuments, we also broach the little-known influence of feminism and Unitarians in the 1800s. We explore the necessity of robust worship structures and the role of fathers in cultural transmission. We believe that our worship forms our culture, and that's why our conversation also extends to the diverse practices of various churches, underlining the need for a deep and resilient culture.We wrap up with some actionable insights on church membership, worship, liturgy, Christian education, and intentional parenting. You'll hear our thoughts on the transformative power of consistent application of biblical principles and the benefits of addressing uncomfortable topics. We also discuss the influence of male figures in education and some creative solutions to the tuition funding dilemma. Our appreciation goes out to our Patreon supporters who make these conversations possible. We look forward to engaging with your feedback and suggestions. Listen in and add some historical context and practical wisdom to your day!Notes: This episode is sponsored by Salt and Strings butchery. Order your custom meat bundle today!This episode is also sponsored by Private Family Banking Partners. Contact Private Family Banking Partner at banking@privatefamilybanking.com to set up a free private consultation and get started building wealth now and unto future generations. Additionally, to get your copy of their free book, go to www.protectyourmoneynow.net.

Doug Wilson has said one of the things you want to be as a father is “The Blessing Man.” You have a unique role to be a disciplinarian, and provide authority, order, and structure, and this is good. But you also need to be like the Lord, Our Father, who overflows with blessing. We see this picture of the Lord in Psalm 65:9-13: Ever thought about how the portrayal of masculinity and fatherhood in popular culture has been skewed? Unpack the idea of fatherhood, joy and masculinity with us, as we redefine the role of a father as a "blessing man" in this episode. Drawing inspiration from Joe Rigney's  article, First in Last Out Laughing Loudest, and referencing characters like Gandalf from Lord of the Rings, we dive into the essence of a father who brings joy and laughter into the home, even in the face of adversity.We have a heart-to-heart about the misconceptions around masculinity in movies and pop culture, which often associate it with joylessness, harshness, and sternness. Through the lens of biblical wisdom, we challenge these stereotypes and argue for a more biblically accurate perspective of masculinity that is full of gladness, mirth and wisdom. We explore the profound influence of words in fatherhood, and how fathers can use their language prowess to build up their families and foster joy.It's time to reconsider the role of joy in family dynamics. Focusing on the importance of good communication, humor and supportive, joyful fatherhood, we guide you on how to cultivate a positive home environment. We touch on the crucial role of the church community in fostering joy and explore how Christian culture and art can reflect God's gifts. Tune in to this episode to learn how to become a blessing man in your home.This episode is sponsored by Salt and Strings butchery. Order your custom meat bundle today!  This episode is also sponsored by Private Family Banking Partners. Contact Private Family Banking Partner at banking@privatefamilybanking.com to set up a free private consultation and get started building wealth now and unto future generations. Additionally, to get your copy of their free book, go to www.protectyourmoneynow.net. 

Ever thought about how the portrayal of masculinity and fatherhood in popular culture has been skewed? Unpack the idea of fatherhood, joy and masculinity with us, as we redefine the role of a father as a "blessing man" in this episode. Drawing inspiration from Joe Rigney's  article, First in Last Out Laughing Loudest, and referencing characters like Gandalf from Lord of the Rings, we dive into the essence of a father who brings joy and laughter into the home, even in the face of adversity.We have a heart-to-heart about the misconceptions around masculinity in movies and pop culture, which often associate it with joylessness, harshness, and sternness. Through the lens of biblical wisdom, we challenge these stereotypes and argue for a more biblically accurate perspective of masculinity that is full of gladness, mirth and wisdom. We explore the profound influence of words in fatherhood, and how fathers can use their language prowess to build up their families and foster joy.It's time to reconsider the role of joy in family dynamics. Focusing on the importance of good communication, humor and supportive, joyful fatherhood, we guide you on how to cultivate a positive home environment. We touch on the crucial role of the church community in fostering joy and explore how Christian culture and art can reflect God's gifts. Tune in to this episode to learn how to become a blessing man in your home.This episode is sponsored by Salt and Strings butchery. Order your custom meat bundle today!  This episode is also sponsored by Private Family Banking Partners. Contact Private Family Banking Partner at banking@privatefamilybanking.com to set up a free private consultation and get started building wealth now and unto future generations. Additionally, to get your copy of their free book, go to www.protectyourmoneynow.net. 

In this episode, Dan, Eric, and Brian talk about how crucial it is for fathers to teach their children what it looks like to be a friend to others, especially showing sons how to be friends with other men.This episode is sponsored by John Michael Clark of The Family Captain. They are having a conference in Nashville starting September 14th and we think you should go! Register today using this link and use discount code KINGSHALL to get 10% off your ticket.This episode is also sponsored by Private Family Banking Partners. Contact Private Family Banking Partner at banking@privatefamilybanking.com to set up a free private consultation and get started building wealth now and unto future generations. Additionally, to get your copy of their free book, go to www.protectyourmoneynow.net-The King's Hall Website -The King's Hall Twitter-The King's Hall Patreon-Register for The Family Captain Conference- Private Family Banking's WebsitePsst: Patrons gain access to After Hours, a patrons-only show with every main episode!

In this episode, Dan, Eric, and Brian tackle the issue of screens and the digital matrix. How do you create children who are adept at the ways of the world without sacrificing their souls, childhood, and mental skill (among other things)?This episode is sponsored by John Michael Clark of The Family Captain. They are having a conference in Nashville starting September 14th and we think you should go! Register today using this link and use discount code KINGSHALL to get 10% off your ticket.-The King's Hall Website -The King's Hall Twitter-The King's Hall Patreon-Register for The Family Captain Conference. Psst: Patrons gain access to After Hours, a patrons-only show with every main episode!

Register for the 2023 New Christendom Press Conference here.In this episode, Dan and Eric (congrats on the new baby, Brian) discuss the folly of merely berating men in the hopes they will somehow grow more virtuous.How do you really chastise men? As in, do not punish them, but teach them.-The King's Hall Website -The King's Hall Twitter-The King's Hall PatreonPsst: Patrons gain access to After Hours, a patrons-only show with every main episode!

Register for the 2023 New Christendom Press Conference here.In this episode, Eric, Dan, and Brian continue their conversation on what it looks like to be a good father unto our daughters. How can we raise them to love true beauty, wisdom, and righteousness in such a negative and twisted world?-The King's Hall Website -The King's Hall Twitter-The King's Hall PatreonPsst: Patrons gain access to After Hours, a patrons-only show with every main episode!

Register for the 2023 New Christendom Press Conference here.In this episode, Eric, Dan, and Brian specifically address what it looks like to be a good father unto our daughters. How can we raise them to love true beauty, wisdom, and righteousness in such a negative and twisted world?-The King's Hall Website -The King's Hall Twitter-The King's Hall PatreonPsst: Patrons gain access to After Hours, a patrons-only show with every main episode!

Register for the 2023 New Christendom Press Conference here.In this episode, Eric, Dan, and Brian discuss a trait common to all true fathers: they are "in your corner."What does that mean? How is it practiced? What are the consequences of doing it well and of doing it poorly?-The King's Hall Website -The King's Hall Twitter-The King's Hall PatreonPsst: Patrons gain access to After Hours, a patrons-only show with every main episode!

Register for the 2023 New Christendom Press Conference here.In this episode, the trio discusses the primary responsibility of fathers to be protectors. Listen as they peel back the onion of this principle to find just how far reaching it is in the lives of the father and those under him.-The King's Hall Website -The King's Hall Twitter-The King's Hall PatreonPsst: Patrons gain access to After Hours, a patrons-only show with every main episode!