The Primal Path for Fathers and Sons with Jon Tyson

Famous at Home

Josh + Christi Straub

Parenting, Relationships, Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture, Kids & Family

4.9 • 653 Ratings

🗓️ 18 March 2020

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

If you want to be a dad who is famous at home with his son, this is a must listen. Pastor Jon Tyson joins us to talk about the path he created to raise his now 19-year-old son. He turned the path itself into a course that every dad can use to lead his son into a life of purpose. As Jon looked at the landscape of today's boys, he saw the need for boys to be guided by a community of men, on a recognized path into adulthood, that matched the aches or longings boys have in their heart. He calls it The Primal Path.

With so many incredible one-liners to count, here are some highlights of this episode:

* There is no constant, consistent, intentional pathway for boys to become men in American Christianity. Boys need a mentor or a father who can walk him through the process. * The primal path is a way to help overwhelmed but determined dads raise sons of consequence.* There's no way you can underestimate the joy of getting it right and overestimate the pain of getting it wrong when it comes to raising your son.* It's not about getting it perfect, but getting it right. * Don't shrink back out of insecurity or lack. Your son doesn't know what you don't know. Engage the path and process. * Build a relationship with your son where he brings you his sin.

Show Notes:

Click here to check out Jon's Father-Son course, with a 77-page field guide, called The Primal Path.

You can also check out YOUR FAMILY PURPOSE by clicking here.

Transcript

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0:00.0	So in some sense, you know, love draws you, true love draws you beyond yourself.
0:05.1	And that's what I'm trying to basically activate the dad's heart.
0:08.2	Don't shrink back based on insecurities or lack out of love for your son.
0:12.6	Just resolve to do what is necessary.
0:15.6	You are listening to the Famous At Home podcast with Dr. Josh and Christy Straub.
0:21.3	Because when it's all said and done, we all want to know that we were famous at home.
0:30.0	Welcome back to the Famous at Home podcast.
0:33.5	This week we are talking with John Tyson, and Josh, this is two weeks in a row now that you have got to talk with husbands and fathers and really talking about all things like being famous at home and there's such a pull on men who are balancing you know work and the stage that they're on and home life.
0:56.4	And this is such a powerful interview.
0:59.9	Yeah, what's really fascinating about this is John is a pastor of Church of the City, New York,
1:05.0	and he's been a pastor for many years.
1:07.1	He's from Australia.
1:08.4	Australia.
1:09.4	You'll hear Australia.
1:10.4	Australia. You'll hear his accent. Just a good mate.
1:15.6	And... We really do love our Australians, don't we? We do. We've become, like, surrounded by them.
1:21.1	I love them. It's really great. And we had a great conversation about raising sons. And he has a curriculum called the Primal Path that he built.
1:31.3	He put together when his son was 13 and he tells the story about why he did that.
1:37.3	Because today we don't really have a framework for how to help our young boys, our boys turn into men and get
1:46.2	and really be entered into male society. And it's just, it's fascinating. So he did it with
1:53.4	his son for six years. His son just finished it and just hearing that journey and his heart
2:00.1	behind it.
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