Cultural Catalyst - Impacting A Fatherless Generation With Seth Dahl

The Kris Vallotton Podcast

Kris Vallotton

Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 2.6K Ratings

🗓️ 3 March 2022

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Summary

In this week's podcast, I sit down for a conversation with Seth Dahl to discuss the effects of fatherlessness. Seth Dahl is a family health strategist, worldwide speaker, and author. This profound conversation filled me with hope and renewed vision to see a generation living in the fullness of their identity and restored to the heart of their father. Seth made a remarkable statement in this week's episode; he said, “We have a society that is broken by orphanness that when a real father shows up in their life they are triggered and cannot receive what a father has to offer. The answer is not to prove to them their need for a father, but to ask them questions to help them see a different perspective and dismantle any lies that they have believed.” Connect with Seth Dahl: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sethdahl/ Website: https://www.sethdahl.com

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0:00.0	Hi, Chris Fowlton here. Thanks for tuning in to my podcast. I'm so excited about my new show Cultural Calus
0:06.9	Where we help you to learn how to live fully live
0:09.9	Co-labor with God and change the world
0:12.7	You can watch it weekly on my YouTube channel or listen to it here. Hope you enjoy it
0:19.0	Hi, it's Chris Fowlton. Welcome to Cultural Calus where we help you to learn how to live fully alive
0:25.0	Co-labor with God and change the world and today I have a really good friend
0:30.4	Seth Dahl who is our children's pastor for many many years at Bethlehem Church
0:35.1	Now he's around now he lives in Austin, Texas and he's still you know working with children working with parents and
0:42.4	Moms and dads and welcome to the show said thank you so much for agreeing to come on
0:47.4	Yeah, thanks for having me. It's a seal and good to be here. Yeah, you know, I got to read your your
0:55.7	Your bio this morning as I was kind of preparing and you know, I've known you for a long time
1:01.4	But I didn't I didn't know
1:03.7	You know anything about your growing up yours and so why don't you just share a little bit about that because that's you and I have like very
1:11.2	Similar upbringings which I I was unaware of
1:14.0	Yeah, yeah, I do I most of my young childhood till I was nine
1:20.8	I had a single mom because my parents got divorced
1:24.6	Just before I was one and so you know all those formative years
1:29.9	I had a single mom just me and her doing doing it and she
1:34.1	She got a job at my school so she could work there so she'd take me to school and
1:38.3	Then take me home afterwards and stuff like that, but it was us for a while and that
1:44.7	Yeah
1:46.4	so I
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