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I love this content. You guys are so encouraging and challenging. Thank you for sharing this truth in such a practical and tangible way

Loving the commentary.. I think I would ask for caution in criticizing the very difficult decision parents have to make around ADHD that is clinically diagnosed. I do agree that over prescribing without proper assessment because of behavior is not responsible. But some kids do struggle with this, and medication gives them the leg up to succeed in school and other activities.

Hey Jon and Jeff, I have a question I'm hoping to run by you. I'm a middle school PE teacher and just finished up my first full year. I was able to make some good connections with the kids(mostly surface level conversations) and really enjoyed my first year, but, I feel like I need to be doing so much more with the platform I've been given. I'm unsure how to truly impact these kids and make a lasting difference in their lives. I want to inspire them to grow and pass on wisdom to them in this short window of time that I get with them as their teacher. I wanted to reach out and ask if you have any resources on how I can better reach these kids or if you have any practical advice that comes to mind. Any bit helps, thanks for your time and for all you do! PS. I teach at a public school so I know I'm limited as far as sharing the gospel. I want to learn how I can share Jesus with these kids too, in a way that is respectful and appropriate, but this question is mostly focused on general life stuff. How can I help them become better people,etc.

These conversations are such a gift thank you

Thanks for your podcast!! Has the episode 8 disappeared? (The Q&A of Episode 7)

Really enjoying the podcasts, are you going to keep making weekly episodes?

So excited for these podcasts.

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Are there more episodes coming?

Saw Jon last nite at church "Vintage" Santa Monica.He was awsome. Haven't seen so many men of all ages lift up hands and sing to jesus.I recommend this to all guys even if your not a follower.AGG😊

This was really good guys! Your explanation of the culture’s voices and skewed thinking in the church regarding masculinity is excellent.

Jon Tyson blinks like he's trying to Morse Code something out to the world.

Powerful words! Is there any place these are fleshed out more? I'd love to do some more thinking and reflecting on each of them.

This episode was great! Jeff mentioned printing out this list of twelve things ... are they listed anywhere?

My favorite is Moses's call to kill witches, in Exodus 22:18: "Do not allow a sorceress to live." I love that in this day and age there are still morons who believe in this nonsense

My favourite bible verse is Psalm 137:9. It's very revealing of god's nature.

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Industrialization is a major issue for everybody, not just men, and I would like to ask, who placed men into this? It wasn't women who forced men into the workplace. In fact, if the women's rights movement has shown anything, they wanted to work! For it was men who held other men to this standard of work! Only other men have made it so hard on men to be the sole worker, and to work as hard as them do. To end my comment off, I would like to ask one more question: What can we as men do to curve this stereotype? How can we fight this oppression we have been placed and will continue to place other men in?

The school doesn’t cater each individual type of learner. Some are tactile some are auditory and some are kinesthetic learners. But the school systems are not targeting girls completely. I struggled as a woman a lot in school especially the younger years. I’ve met plenty of men who never were the more “physical” type you were referring to that did fine in kindergarten :) we all just think differently and some school systems/curriculum aren’t built for all the types of learners

I think this is too general. Some girls are incredibly physical, and some boys are incredibly non-physical. I do like the idea of designing our school system towards helping children learn best. The best way i can say it is my brother should be taking more agricultural classes and I should be taking more cooking classes. Both of us are boys but we learn differently and want different things in our lives so our education system should cater to that.

Great episode! The factory illustration was fascinating, wasted human lives. I think I heard Jeremy Pryor recently explain how good home-based businesses are for families. Keeping the economic value in the home and working together as a family team to produce value and bring it to the world!

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And that’s the opposite of every Christian dad I knew in real life

What a godawful life. These people who work all day selling insurance or managing an office… what a shitty existence

Everything from it’s a wonderful life to Christmas vacation this is very much true.

You forgot the hidden anger issues

Perhaps that's why many Christian movies and shows kinda suck? We're presented with milquetoast dolts with first world problems struggling to perform the simplest of tasks in every area of their life and we're supposed to cheer for them for figuring out they can enjoy an air conditioned church. I'm sorry if I sound like a grouch but the formula sucks.

He just described Breakthrough

Love it! Question...to get the free book early, I need to first buy a copy, yeah?

Loved the 4 E's about being intentional in the mission in your workplace. Bob Briner's book, "Roaring Lambs" (from 1993) has some great points on this.

So thankful for you guys and this material you're providing.

I sent in a question on this. I think the challenge with living this way is that it challenges the status quo and that makes people in the church profoundly uncomfortable. For my male friends who've experiences this, the pattern has generally been to withdraw from church involvement, to the point where we are present but not a lot more than that. Then I've seen a pattern where we live as those men at work, in other communities like sporting clubs or recreational groups because it's acceptable to be that way in those contexts. But we hold back at church because it ultimately leads to conflict. I'm not sure how to navigate such a dilemma.

Great content, especially focus of Jesus as the example of manhood. The edges of harmful, hurtful and sinful are great descriptors!

Wow when Jon was talking about how nice isn’t a fruit of the Spirit I resonated with that. Even my wife agreed 😮 I need to tap back into that Imago-Dei strength and begin to practice

Love it!

Love this Pod brothers, just eating it up! Also, Thanks for all the insight regarding the vocation God has called me to. Very practical and helpful Jon! Looking forward to the next one, Aaron

Looking sharp in the matching black, gents! Fantastic content as always

Looking forward to the next one!

Thank you for making this succinct thoughtful podcast. I got to attend the first forming men conference in Tampa And have trying to find ways to engage in more of this formation.

I love the emails, So I am really excited to see what wisdom and Holy Spirit inspiration is shared through these talks! 💯

This is exactly the kind of podcast I've been looking for! My wife and I loved the intentional family podcast for way back.

Filling needed holes in today’s culture, church, and families. Well done.

Stoked. Just ordered the new book. Thank you Jon and Jeff!

Thank you for blazing the trail and filling a significant gap in men's ministry.

Man… excited to hear what God will bring to me through this. Questions I’ve been asking for some time now. Thank you

So excited for this season and podcast. Thank you for this!

So good, Jon & Jeff! Thanks for sharing your heart and thoughts.