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What is Peer Pressure: Proverbs 1:10-14
Proverbs 1:10-14, teaching kids to resist peer pressure, Resolute Man podcast, Christian fatherhood, teaching Proverbs to children, biblical manhood, raising godly children, entitlement vs hard work, family culture statement, father led discipleship
How to Lead Family Devotions (Without Overcomplicating It)
You are needed more than ever. The Bible is the Sword of the Spirit, and this episode tackles the mental hurdles that keep dads from teaching it well in their own home.
In this episode, Isaac digs in deeper into a simple framework he uses for family Bible time from the acronym P.R.A.Y. from the Courageous Parenting book.
Promote it. Talk about what you read yesterday and build real confidence that no other wisdom compares to Scripture.
Read and teach it.
Ask about it. Ask questions, ask what a word means, and encourage dialogue.
Yearn for it. Wield the sword of truth well, memorize Scripture, and become the man with real biblical answers.
The Home Discipleship Plan Through Proverbs
Your kids are growing up in an unbelief epidemic, and you can't save them, but you can disciple them. In this first episode of a new series inside the Resolute Man Podcast, I lay out why fatherhood today is unprecedented (juggling multiple income sources, an accelerating pace of change, a culture that's beating down masculinity) and why home discipleship matters more than ever.
I introduce the plan: a daily, Monday through Thursday walk through Proverbs, giving you practical tips and clear teaching on small sections of Scripture your family can actually use, plus a father in unprecedented times tip at the end of each episode.
The Spiritual Battle: Beaten, Bleeding, but More Determined!
A raw episode with Isaac Tolpin sharing how he’s dealing with the recent attacks on him physically that he’s still healing from with encouragement for all. The enemy wants you destroyed, and the more you’re obedient to Christ, the more you grow the target on your back. Is that a reason to be disobedient to God? Of course not…