Did he make family to be a springboard for individual success, which is the definition of

the good family in modern culture? Or did he make family to be a multi-generational team on

mission?

What's up, guys? Welcome back to Five Minute Fatherhood. So we're going to do something we've

never done before. We're going to read a review. But one of the reasons why I wanted to do this is this review is

I really helped kind of sometimes people write about your podcast or your book or whatever better than you do because they, this is this is what I experienced. 100% outside of perspective.

Yeah.

I love this one.

So this one really did that.

And part of what we want to do is some of you guys are new to listening to this podcast and you hear lots of very specific tactics that we talk about, but you maybe have not heard the big picture. And I felt like this reviewed a good job of that. So this is from Bama 174. He or she writes, formative thought provoking, encouraging. This podcast is an incredible resource for Christians who are raising or hope to raise children in the likeness of Christ. Jeremy and Jeff use this short podcast to share ideas, give help with advice, inquire about long-held beliefs, all in the light of what scripture teaches. One of the reasons this podcast is so impactful, and one of my few must-listens podcast

is because Jeremy and Jeff are willing to step back

and take a look at culture and ask the simple question,

quote, is the way we are raising our children as a society the best way?

This podcast is one of the few parenting resources

that challenges our modern thinking,

inviting us to more collective team-like families rather

than individualistic self-consumed entities. After listening to several episodes, this podcast

will begin to radically shape and change your thinking into a more biblical model of family.

Thank you. Bama 174. I just wanted to highlight something.

Did you say Bama? Are you like, do you, are you not, I feel like it's a, I feel like it's Alabama like football references. Oh, Bama. Do you say Bama? Are you like do you are you not? I feel like it's a I

feel like it's a Alabama like football references. Oh Bama Bama 174. Yeah, sorry. Maybe not,

but I feel like any see I think more politically you think more college football. Exactly.

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