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Quick-hit devotionals that turn Scripture into trail markers for daily life.
Fatherhood & Family stories packed with practical tips, dad humor, and grace for the messy moments.
Camping, fishing, and hunting guides that help you teach real-world skills while making memories that outlast screen time.
Gear reviews and fitness ideas to shave the “dad bod,” sharpen your edge, and keep you field-ready.
Whether you’re tying on a lure at dawn, planning a first backpack trip with the kids, or looking for a five-minute prayer to start bedtime right, it’s all here—written in a warm, campfire tone and optimized so Google (and other dads) can find the wisdom fast. New podcast episodes and how-to videos will drop right into this feed soon, so bookmark the page or join the email list below to catch every update.
“Iron sharpeneth iron; so a man sharpeneth the countenance of his friend.” — Proverbs 27:17
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My Best Buddy and his wife both strive to raise their two kids in a Christian home and be Godly Christian examples. Hoping that one day their kids will make the decision to accept the free give of salvation available to us because of Jesus Christ.
5 Proven ways to Have “A Good Name” What do you think about when hearing the words, “A good name?” Better yet, WHO do you
The NFL protests. I know most of you are like me and you are tired of seeing all the media coverage of the NFL and
Every time I hear the singing of a red-winged blackbird, my soul goes back to childhood memories of fishing with my dad. Lasting memories that