Episode 3: Building Family Culture, Prioritizing Your Marriage, & Intentionality (Elisha Voetberg)

Episode 4: Childhood Wounds, True Healing, and Connecting With Our Kids (Jerrad Lopes)

Today's guest is Jerrad Lopes. He is the founder of Dad Tired, a ministry dedicated to helping men follow Jesus, love their families well, and lead their homes with intentionality. Jerrad is also the host of the Dad Tired podcast, an author, speaker, a father, and a husband. During this conversation, Jerrad shares his story of growing up without a father and how those wounds shaped his own journey into manhood and fatherhood. He discusses the importance of addressing our past hurts, breaking unhealthy generational patterns, and becoming the intentional fathers our children need. Jerrad offers practical encouragement for dads who want to lead their families well, even when they feel unprepared or inadequate. Chapters * 00:00 The Impact of Fatherlessness * 07:25 Journey to Healing and Wholeness * 13:14 Leading Kids Toward the Right Things * 21:03 Personal Habits and Impact on Fatherhood Connect with Jerrad: Website: https://www.dadtired.com/ [https://www.dadtired.com/] Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dad-tired/id1222449147 [https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dad-tired/id1222449147] Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dadtired/ [https://www.instagram.com/dadtired/] Books: https://www.dadtired.com/books [https://www.dadtired.com/books]

Episode 3: Building Family Culture, Prioritizing Your Marriage, & Intentionality (Elisha Voetberg)

Today's guest is Elisha Voetberg. He is the co-host of the "Now That We're a Family" podcast alongside his wife, Katie. They have six children with another on the way. In addition to their podcast, the Voetbergs are also active on Substack and they are busy running the Voetberg Music Academy. During this conversation, Elisha shares insights on fatherhood, family culture, and intentional parenting. He emphasizes the importance of taking back control of the family, prioritizing marriage, and establishing a strong family culture. Chapters * 00:00 Introduction and Fatherhood * 06:00 The Joys of Raising Children * 19:14 Establishing Family Culture * 25:09 Reflections on Fatherhood * 31:13 Connecting with Elisha Connect with Elisha: Website: https://www.nowthatwereafamily.com/ [https://www.nowthatwereafamily.com/] Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/now-that-were-a-family/id1448169027 [https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/now-that-were-a-family/id1448169027] Voetberg Music Academy: https://www.voetbergmusicacademy.com/ [https://www.voetbergmusicacademy.com/] Substack: https://elishaandkatievoetberg.substack.com/?utm_campaign=profile_chips [https://elishaandkatievoetberg.substack.com/?utm_campaign=profile_chips]

Episode 2: The Father's Heart, Shaping Legacy, & Becoming the Hero Your Kids Need (Andrew Wood)

This conversation with Andrew Wood delves into the joys and challenges of fatherhood, the cultural misconceptions about parenting, the role of men in parenting, intentional parenting and formation, balancing discipline and grace, the importance of apologizing to children, and his book HERO, GHOST, VILLAIN: A GUIDE FOR IMPERFECT DADS WHO WANT TO GROW, LEAD, AND LOVE WELL. Takeaways * Fatherhood is a gift * Men need to challenge cultural norms * Intentional parenting is crucial Chapters * 00:00 Introduction and Family Background * 07:27 Cultural Misconceptions About Fatherhood * 16:26 Assessing and Improving Fatherhood * 26:05 Balancing Discipline and Grace * 33:26 The Importance of Apologizing to Children * 40:40 Key Takeaway for Fathers How to connect with Andrew: Purchase his book: https://www.amazon.com/HERO-GHOST-VILLAIN-GUIDE-IMPERFECT-ebook/dp/B0FMPRHXLW [https://www.amazon.com/HERO-GHOST-VILLAIN-GUIDE-IMPERFECT-ebook/dp/B0FMPRHXLW] Follow him on Instagram: @andrewhwood Follow his Substack: https://substack.com/@andrewhwood [https://substack.com/@andrewhwood]

Episode 1: Overcoming Addiction, Healing From Abortion, & the Power of Habit (Sean Corcoran)

Most men underestimate the transformative power of true masculinity—and the devastating impact of neglecting it. Sean Corcoran's raw journey from homelessness and addiction to leading a national pro-life organization reveals how pain, responsibility, and redemption reshape what it means to lead with purpose. In this powerful conversation, Sean shares his personal story: an unexpected pregnancy, the shame of abortion, and years lost in addiction, all rooted in feeling powerless as a man. His honesty exposes how silence around men's emotional pain can sabotage their purpose, and how embracing biblical masculinity can restore mental, spiritual, and relational health. You'll discover how unresolved guilt and grief affect men long after their choices, with practical insights into healing from trauma, addiction, and failure. We break down: the real consequences of unspoken grief, the importance of accountability and forgiveness, and mental health studies linking abortion loss to depression and anxiety. Sean reveals tangible habits—like morning routines and intentional parenting—that foster strength, resilience, and legacy. His insights challenge cultural myths, emphasizing that purpose-driven masculinity is active, courageous, and rooted in truth. If you're a man seeking clarity, healing, or a fresh perspective on fatherhood, faith, and purpose, this episode is your wake-up call. It unlocks unseen pathways to responsibility and renewal and is a reminder that true strength begins with honesty and humility. Whether you're wrestling with past mistakes or striving to lead your family and community, Sean’s story will inspire you to stand confidently and live fiercely for what truly matters. Where you can learn more about Sean & his work: Website: menforlife.org [http://menforlife.org] Instagram: @ntlmenforlife Sean’s Instagram: @lseancorcoran Men for Life Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/@ntlmenforlife [https://www.youtube.com/@ntlmenforlife] Find out more about Noble Pursuit: Website: noblepursuit.org [http://noblepursuit.org] Instagram: @noblepursuitmen