On today's episode of the Dad Tired Podcast, I sit down with the wildly popular Jason Wilson, who's also a best-selling author of the book's Cry Like a Man and Battle Cry, which is just about to come out.

We talk about what it looks like to be a comprehensive man. Before we jump into that, though, I do want to give you two reminders number one.

We have our family leadership program that is opening it up in about a week.

So if you want to jump into the next cohort, go to dadtired.com-lead.

Come hang out with us over there and learn what it looks like to be the spiritual leader of your home.

I also want to thank our friends over at Samaritan Ministries for sponsoring today's episode.

Samaritan Ministries is not insurance. It's a community of Christians paying one another's medical bills.

When a medical need arises, you choose the healthcare providers and treatments that work best for you and your family.

The medical bills are sent to Samaritan Ministries and they notify members to pray and send you money for your shareable bills.

The money received is used to help you pay for your medical bills.

It's affordable with monthly share amounts starting at $250 for a family of three or more.

And with no network restrictions, you choose the healthcare providers that best meet your family's needs.

Samaritan Ministries is quick and easy. You can join even today.

You can choose to start your membership the day you complete your application or you can have a begin the first day of a future month.

You can have online resources available to help you choose a medical provider to figure out medical procedures and 24-7 access to medical professionals by phone or email to get medical advice before you visit the doctor, which is going to save you time and money.

Samaritan members support one another by praying, encouraging and sending money to help pay medical bills.

It really is an amazing community. If you would like to be part of it, go to Samaritan Ministries.org slash dad tired.

Samaritan Ministries.org slash dad tired.

Well, man, last week you're hanging out with Joe Rogan and this week you're hanging out with me.

So I'm sorry for the downgrade.

I think there's no downgrade.

I think you're supposed to keep working your way up, but when you're going to step backwards with me, man, but I appreciate you hanging out.

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