I believe that the father is the most responsible.

He's the one who's going to be ultimately held accountable for the health of his family.

Hey guys, welcome to the Five Minute Fatherhood Podcast.

I'm your co-host, Jeff Beth Key, along with my friend and mentor, Jeremy Pryor.

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What's up guys? Welcome to another five-minute fatherhood. We love to tease out the implications

of certain verses or Bible passages for fatherhood. We love to tease out the implications of certain

verses or Bible passages for fatherhood. And there's one that always really has been kind of helpful

to me. Jeff and I just had some conversations with some moms who were like, ah, what do we do when

our husbands are passive or literally exploiting this sort of

leadership role that you guys are saying the Bible advocates for in the home? So you have a team

and you have a coach. And, you know, of course, it's important that that person step up and have

some level of authority

in the home so they can really coach the team. But what do you do when basically the coach

takes that authority to like, I mean, sometimes I picture this, try to picture this as an actual

team setting, right, where a coach is like, sweet, I want all the players to serve me.

Yeah, exactly. What team ever does that?

But families do that all the time.

Men do that all the time.

Women and children are deeply injured by men who are doing this to their own teams

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