What does it really mean to be a great dad? In this powerful and hilarious conversation, Michael Jr. shares hard-earned wisdom on fatherhood, faith, marriage, and personal growth. From learning to trust God over hustle culture to viewing conflict as an opportunity for transformation, Michael challenges parents to lead from a place of curiosity, grace, and purpose. You'll laugh, reflect, and walk away encouraged by his reminder that God isn't asking parents to be perfect—He's asking them to stay connected to the perfect Father.

Why do so many men succeed at work yet struggle to stay connected at home? In this Father's Day episode, Dr. Kelly Cagle and her husband, Joshua Cagle, discuss identity, leadership, and legacy, sharing practical wisdom on balancing career, family, and faith. Learn how to lead with intentionality, stay grounded in your God-given identity, and build a legacy that lasts far beyond your accomplishments.

In this episode, Dr. Kelly Cagle sits down with Dr. Stephen Day to discuss how parents can teach kids about money through everyday experiences, not just financial lessons. They explore practical ways to help children develop healthy habits around earning, saving, spending, and giving while building responsibility and confidence along the way. Dr. Day shares why elementary-age years are critical for shaping money values and offers simple strategies parents can implement at home. This conversation will encourage moms and dads to turn ordinary family moments into powerful lessons that prepare kids for a lifetime of financial wisdom.

In this episode, Dr. Kelly Cagle sits down with bestselling author Joshua Becker to discuss why so many dads feel overwhelmed and how simplifying life can create more space for faith, family, and purpose. Joshua shares how consumerism, clutter, and the pursuit of "more" often distract us from what matters most. Together, they explore practical ways to reduce overwhelm, become more present with your family, and prioritize spiritual growth. This conversation will encourage parents to live with greater intention and focus on building a lasting legacy.