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Presence Over Perfection: What Kids Really Need From Their Dad

Presence Over Perfection: What Kids Really Need From Their Dad

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 Fatherhood can feel overwhelming. Whether you’re a brand-new dad, raising teenagers, watching your kids leave the house, or trying to reconnect after a difficult season, most dads carry the quiet fear that they’re not doing enough. In this Father’s Day episode of the Step Up Podcast, Josh and Pastor Chris have an honest conversation about what fatherhood really requires. They talk about the pressure to provide, the danger of being present physically but passive emotionally, what kids most need to hear from their dads, and how spiritual leadership starts with simply following Jesus in front of your family. This episode is a reminder that dads don’t have to be perfect. But they do need to be present, humble, prayerful, and intentional. Your greatest ministry may not be the work you do outside your home, but the life you live inside it. To find out more about Pastor Chris, follow him on all the social platforms (@ckouba) and to connect with the ministry of United City visit https://unitedcity.church. Show Notes Follow on Instagram: @stepup.podcast Follow United City: @untdcitychurch Connect with Pastor Chris: http://chriskouba.com More About United City: https://unitedcity.church/ Chapter Markers 00:00 – Welcome to the Step Up Podcast 00:45 – Father’s Day, Coaching, and Family Stories 05:59 – What Fatherhood Really Feels Like 13:09 – Provision, Presence, and the Pressure Dads Carry 17:56 – Fighting Passivity at Home 20:03 – What Kids Need From Their Dad 22:59 – Leading Your Family Spiritually Without Being Perfect 27:50 – Encouragement for Overwhelmed and Disconnected Dads 36:19 – Final Father’s Day Encouragement
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