This is part two of a four-part series through the book of Colossians, focusing specifically on chapter 3. Join us as the Dad Tired community turns to the scriptures to help shape us as husbands, fathers, and disciples.

Today we begin a 4-part series through the book of Colossians, focusing specifically on chapter 3. Join us as the Dad Tired community turns to the scriptures to help shape us as husbands, fathers, and disciples.

Join host Chris Hilken as he encourages every dad to take the seven question challenge.Here are the 7 Questions:Projected Value: What do you think is most important to me? Intended Value: If I could wish for one thing for you, what do you think it would be?Perceived Value: What do you think I love the most about you?Interpreted Value: What are ways that I show you love that mean the most to you?Expected Value: What are ways that I could show you better that I love you?Rejected Value: What’s one thing that I have done that you will do differently as a parent?Respected Value: What’s one thing that I have done that you will do as a parent?

Host Jerrad Lopes sits down with award winning film directors Alex and Stephen Kendrick to talk about the need for discipleship among men.

On today's episode of the Dad Tired podcast, host Jerrad Lopes sits down with pastor and best-selling author Jon Tyson to talk about the shadows that every man is facing.

After spending decades apart, host Jerrad Lopes and his down sit down to talk about what it looks like to heal a broken father-son relationship.

On today's episode of the Dad Tired podcast, host Jerrad Lopes is joined by the founders of Dwell Differently to talk about how and why the scriptures change us from the inside out.

In this special episode of the Dad Tired podcast, join hosts Jerrad Lopes, Chris Hilken, and Kaleb Allen as they tackle questions from the Dad Tired community. The trio answers questions related to Judgment Day, Divorce, Sex, and others.

On today's episode of the Dad Tired episode, host Jerrad Lopes talks about what it looks like to be a dad who has real joy (and the reasons why you may not be experiencing it.)