Podcasts about father hunger

You asked for it! Join us for a conversation with Sean DeMars on this special episode of the Room For Nuance Podcast hosted by David King. In this episode, David talks with Sean about his book, Rebel to Your Will: A Story of Abuse, Father Hunger, and Gospel Hope.

Satisfying Father Hunger In Education Now that we've identified the problem of fathers not being more involved in education and wagging our fingers enough, education policy expert Jeff Park and Patrick talk about small but meaningful steps fathers can take to take God's command to be leaders of their families when it comes to what and how their children learn. There are things we can do in satisfying father hunger in education right now. Dads - you are doing great with providing for your family and taking those trips on the weekends. Great job! But here's we can become super dads and more attractive to our wives. Timeline: 00:00 - Introduction 00:15 - What Can Parents Do To Encourage Father's To Be Involved In Education 11:04 - Dads Provide Their Own Version Of Good Parenting 21:45 - Dads Going To Moms To Explain Have Their Kids Education 30:45 - Fathers Can Find Great Ways To Supplement Their Kids Education 39:48 - Dads - PLEASE Read Books! & Read To Your Kids Too 43:05 - Being Involved Allows You To See Kids Learn Differently 46:13 - Allow Your Sponge Kids To Soak Up Amazing Subjects 47:57 - The Dangers Of The Expanding Horizons Model Of Education 56:02 - What Can Moms Do To Help Dads Get Involved In Their Kids Education 1:00:10 - Dads Need To Teach The Beginning Of Wisdom Is Fear Of The Lord In A Christian Worldview 1:08:07 - Your Child Will Be Educated - Will You Be The One To Do So? 1:11:37 - Moms Can Encourage Dads In Front Of Their Children 1:13:28 - Moms Can Intentionally Encourage Kids To Learn From Dad 1:20:11 - Dads, Be Intentionally Interested In Other Parts Of Your Kids Life 1:23:00 - Jeff Park - Anarchist Bible Study & Alberta Parents Union 1:32:31 - Conclusion LINKS 44:37 - Home Variety Show JEFF PARK LINKS Alberta Parents Union Jeff Park on Twitter The Anarchist Bible Study  

Today, pastor Douglas Wilson addresses the crisis of fatherlessness, emphasizing the need for fathers and children to turn their hearts toward each other, a reconciliation that can only be achieved through the Gospel of the kingdom. He stresses that Jesus is already crowned King, and our mission is to proclaim His reign, which transforms personal and societal relationships, urging repentance and a reorientation of life around Christ rather than traditional values or personal efforts.

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Margo Maine, PhD, FAED, CEDS, is a clinical psychologist who has specialized in eating disorders and related issues for over 35 years. A Founder and former Adviser of the National Eating Disorders Association and Founder and Fellow of the Academy for Eating Disorders, her most recent book, Hair Tells a Story: Hers, Yours, & Ours (Toplight Books, 2023), explores women's relationship with their hair, a critical feminist issue and neglected aspect of body image. Dr. Maine is also author of: Pursuing Perfection: Eating Disorders, Body Myths, and Women at Midlife and Beyond; Treatment of Eating Disorders: Bridging the Research- Practice Gap; Effective Clinical Practice in the Treatment of Eating Disorders; The Body Myth; Father Hunger; and Body Wars; and Senior Editor Emeritus of Eating Disorders: The Journal of Treatment and Prevention. She received the 2020 Lifetime Achievement Award from the International Association of Eating Disorder Professionals (iaedp) and is the 2007 recipient of The Lori Irving Award for Excellence in Eating Disorders Awareness and Prevention, the 2014 recipient of the Don and Melissa Nielsen Lifetime Achievement Award and the 2015 NEDA Lifetime Achievement Award. Maine has served on many clinical advisory and community boards and is a 2016 Honoree of the Connecticut Women's Hall of Fame. She lectures nationally and internationally on eating disorders and maintains a private practice, Maine & Weinstein Specialty Group, in West Hartford, CT. She loves the earth and gets up early every day to celebrate it. Please listen, share, subscribe, follow, and support.  If you want to support Ms V The Storyteller Podcast, please email me at valisonelliot@gmail.com or visit my website @ msvthestoryteller.godaddysites.com. You can follow me on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube & LinkedIn at Ms. V The Storyteller or visit my website @ msvthestoryteller.godaddysites.com. Thanks for listening!  Margo's Info: www.mwsg.org Website: https://www.mwsg.org/margo-maine Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drmargomaine/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DrMargoMaineAuthor Twitter: https://twitter.com/DrMargoMaine1 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drmargomaine/ Newsletter: Subscribe on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/build-relation/newsletter- follow?entityUrn=7020868527758659584 Linktree: https://linktr.ee/margomaine https://mcfarlandbooks.com/product/hair-tells-a-story/ https://www.amazon.com/Hair-Tells-Story-Hers-Yours/dp/1476688613/ https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/hair-tells-a-story-margo-maine/1142264353 https://bookshop.org/p/books/hair-tells-a-story-hers-yours-and-ours/18939696 https://www.target.com/p/hair-tells-a-story-by-margo-maine-paperback/-/A-87845138

At the heart of every person is a yearning from the deepest part of our souls that must be heard. It is a desire to awaken, embrace our whole selves, and see past the limitations we have put on ourselves. It is the knowing that we are connected with a universal love and spiritual presence that holds the flame of our true essence of love and light. When we begin to accept that each one of us was born with divine spirit, then we can stop the struggle with defining ourselves as good or bad by our body size or the food we eat. We can then move on to simply expressing our true selves. Margo Maine Margo Maine, PhD, FAED, CEDS, is a clinical psychologist who has specialized in eating disorders and related issues for over 35 years. A Founder and former Adviser of the National Eating Disorders Association and Founder and Fellow of the Academy for Eating Disorders, her most recent book, Hair Tells a Story: Hers, Yours, & Ours (Toplight Books, 2023), explores women's relationship with their hair, a critical feminist issue and neglected aspect of body image.  Dr. Maine is also author of: Pursuing Perfection: Eating Disorders, Body Myths, and Women at Midlife and Beyond; Treatment of Eating Disorders: Bridging the Research- Practice Gap; Effective Clinical Practice in the Treatment of Eating Disorders; The Body Myth; Father Hunger; and Body Wars; and Senior Editor Emeritus of Eating Disorders: The Journal of Treatment and Prevention. She received the 2020 Lifetime Achievement Award from the  International Association of Eating Disorder Professionals (iaedp) and is the 2007 recipient of The Lori Irving Award for Excellence in Eating Disorders Awareness and Prevention, the 2014 recipient of the Don and Melissa Nielsen Lifetime Achievement Award and the 2015 NEDA Lifetime Achievement Award. Maine has served on many clinical advisory and community boards and is a 2016 Honoree of the Connecticut Women's Hall of Fame. She lectures nationally and internationally on eating disorders and maintains a private practice, Maine & Weinstein Specialty Group, in West Hartford, CT. She loves the earth and gets up early every day to celebrate it. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Register for the 2023 New Christendom Press Conference here.In this episode of The King's Hall season 2, Eric and Brian sit down to interview Pastor Toby Sumpter out of Moscow, ID about the problem of Father Hunger in the world.This episode of The King's Hall is sponsored by Ideal Poultry. Ideal Poultry is the country's #1 backyard poultry provider, and they are a wonderful Christian family owned and operated company. If you are looking for an easy way to start some productive property and get a return on investments (egg prices, anybody?), consider ordering some chicks from Ideal Poultry! Visit idealpoultry.com to learn more.-Ideal Poultry's Website -The King's Hall Website -The King's Hall Twitter-The King's Hall PatreonPsst: Patrons gain access to After Hours, a patrons-only show with every main episode!2023 New Christendom Press Conference Registration & Information here.

In this introductory episode of The King's Hall season 2, the trio identifies the area of focus for this season: Father Hunger. Listen to hear the lay of the land for upcoming episodes in this season; and enjoy the reuniting of these friends and pastors as they seek to help a generation of young people recover from rampant fatherlessness. For the new Christendom!-The King's Hall Website -The King's Hall Twitter-The King's Hall PatreonPsst: Patrons gain access to After Hours, a patrons-only show with every main episode!

Father Hunger. A lack of sufficient fathering due to death, emotional unavailability or desertion and the child's yearning for this fathering, often throughout their life span.

Bill Woods speaks with Psychiatrist and social commentator Dr. Tanveer Ahmed about 'Fatherlessness', which may be the most important demographic trend of the times.   Close to half of all Australian children live in a household without their biological father. Fatherlessness is a contributor to growth in mental health disorders associated with the lack of strong boundaries and a strong male role model.  ADHD diagnoses is a case in point. Every feature of social inequity from crime to academic achievement is worsened by a lack of father.  Multiple studies have found that fatherlessness is a bigger contributor to poverty than unemployment.  “The yearning for authoritarian political leaders is closely tied to a greater “father hunger” within our culture,” says Dr Ahmed. “It's right that we do more to help women achieve equality in the workplace, but this is much more likely if we acknowledge the critical role of fathers in the home.”See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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What drove Michael Jordan to greatness? It was his father hunger. Unfortunately, that same father hunger is also destroying a nation, as young men and women long for fatherhood but often find only absence, criticism, coldness, or, worse, abusive language and behavior.Why is Father Hunger so important? Why has it shaped a generation? We'll discuss this and more in this episode of the Hard Men Podcast.Pick up your copy of the Family Worship Bible Study Guide from Reformation Heritage Books, which is a great resource for leading in family worship.

What drove Michael Jordan to greatness? It was his father hunger. Unfortunately, that same father hunger is also destroying a nation, as young men and women long for fatherhood but often find only absence, criticism, coldness, or, worse, abusive language and behavior. Why is Father Hunger so important? Why has it shaped a generation? We'll discuss this and more in this episode of the Hard Men Podcast. Pick up your copy of the Family Worship Bible Study Guide from Reformation Heritage Books, which is a great resource for leading in family worship.

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Continuing our series on relationships, we discuss the father-child relationship and how that affects relationships. We explore: What is Father Hunger? How Father Hunger shows up in relationships with love, success & money. Balancing masculine and feminine power in your life.Watch the next Soul Session in this series on our YouTube Channel.

On this episode we continue our series on the State of the Church in Canada.  We focus here on leadership in the church, what it is supposed to look like, what Scripture says, and where the church in Canada is falling down on the job.     To find the books that Rhys was talking about at the end of the show: Father Hunger by Douglas Wilson Church Elders by Jeramie Rinnie   Find us on Facebook and Parler   Send us an email at thedemmanshow@gmail.com and please leave us a review on your podcast platform of choice!  

Father’s 3 Virtues Introduction Here are some quotes about fathers made in AMG sessions: I never heard my dad tell me he loved me, ever. When I had a dream or a vision I had it dashed by my father. I began to measure up to my Dad when I made more money than he did. I don’t ever remember my dad and mother hugging. My dad only showed one emotion and that was anger.        There is a deep longing in all of us to connect with our fathers. Robert McGee in his book Father Hunger said it well: “What better word than hunger can describe the sensation of wanting a father’s love. Indeed, the desire goes beyond mere want. It is truly a need.  We don’t just want our fathers to love us; we need them to love us.  This kind of emotional hunger acts in many ways just like physical hunger… Such hunger is a drive that must be met…” The 3 V Approach  (Virtues, Values & Vulnerability)              With all of the cultural and societal change the challenges of parenting can be overwhelming.  What does effective fathering look like today? Where does one find the answer to all of the alterations that have taken place in recent times? The answer comes back to history; long history, as in ancient history. The most enlightening directives for modern-day fatherhood come from that which is most enduring; the virtues, the values and the vulnerability demonstrated by those who went before us. Virtues – Explaining and exemplifying positive virtues has a permanent impact no matter what the culture. Affirmative qualities like honesty, diligence, service, trust, forgiveness, honor, and respect; to name a few. The proclaiming and demonstrating the goodness of a life well-lived is something that fathers can give that will create the bedrock for the generations to follow.             Demonstrating a virtuous life encompasses five components of holistic health: Social Goodness: To display to our children the value of being a good citizen provides security for them. Showing them how to look for the good in others and ways to do good for others is a foundation that will provide grounding for our kids. Physical Health: To show our kids the importance of being healthful will prove to helpful to their holistic development and will give them stability. Being strong and healthy for the purpose of interacting and protecting those who are dear to us is a good example for those who follow us.  Intellectual Vigor: To let our kids know by showing them the importance of using our mind in a way that it is not shaped by others will provide a good basis for them. Demonstrating the adventure of finding out new things along with the learning and passing down of ancient truth will facilitate the endurance of intellectual health.   Emotional Freedom: Learning to express our emotions in healthy and constructive ways and leaving will grant a great heritage.  Ending the message of ‘big boys don’t cry’ and replacing it with the communication that sensitivity to self and others is a good way to live now and in the future. To demonstrate to our kids the power of such emotions as peace and joy will give stability as will demonstrating support in the expression of their negative emotions.       Spiritual Well Being: To solicit the power of the human spirit by being in touch with The Divine will give great grounding to our kids. The teaching of the structures and standards of religious practice in their formative years is good practice. When they have the container of religion to hold truth when they are young they can learn to overflow the container with relationships when they are adults. Embracing inclusive and expansive spiritual practices is good stability for our descendants and the culture in which they will live.  Values – To know our value and show our kids theirs is a good way to create stability in the midst of changing times. This value places the character above performance.  Letting our kids know of the positive character traits they possess invites them to apply these beneficial mannerisms to anything they set out to accomplish. As they know their core value they will know core values. The personal value expressed will provide corporate value experienced in both family life and society. The best way to teach those close to us their value is to know our own. We can’t teach what we don’t know. By knowing our positive character traits, strengths, and gifts we can help others identify their positive attributes.  Vulnerability – The humility of vulnerability gives stability.  To be authentic and real is another way to demonstrate grounded-ness in the culture of change. It is important to show our essential truth demonstrated in everyday life. This shows up by being authentic with everyone and vulnerable with a select few. We not only tell the truth but also live the truth as we see it. We have no secrets. It means being open, honest, and transparent. It encompasses an apology when we make mistakes and deferring honor to those who have helped us when we have success. It means admitting our weakness and celebrating our strength in the presence of those who make it safe to do so. It means being real and letting our realness be demonstrated in the here and now.             Big changes in our culture can be best addressed by little applications in our day-to-day lives. As we consistently live a healthy and holistic life before our children and grandchildren we can influence their stability and the stability of the world they will live in.  Take a 3 V Approach 1. Virtues 2. Values 3. Vulnerability

Men of all ages say Richard Rohr has given them a new way into spiritual depth and religious thought through his writing and retreats. This conversation with the Franciscan spiritual teacher delves into the expansive scope of his ideas: from male formation and what he calls “father hunger” to why contemplation is as magnetic to people now, including millennials, as it’s ever been. Richard Rohr is a Franciscan writer, teacher, and the founder of the Center for Action and Contemplation in Albuquerque, New Mexico. His many books include “Falling Upward,” “Divine Dance,” and most recently, “The Universal Christ: How a Forgotten Reality Can Change Everything We See, Hope For, and Believe.” This interview originally aired in April 2017. It is edited and produced with music and other features in the On Being episode “Richard Rohr — Growing Up Men.” Find more at onbeing.org.

Men of all ages say Richard Rohr has given them a new way into spiritual depth and religious thought through his writing and retreats. This conversation with the Franciscan spiritual teacher delves into the expansive scope of his ideas: from male formation and what he calls “father hunger” to why contemplation is as magnetic to people now, including millennials, as it’s ever been. Richard Rohr is a Franciscan writer, teacher, and the founder of the Center for Action and Contemplation in Albuquerque, New Mexico. His many books include “Falling Upward,” “Divine Dance,” and most recently, “The Universal Christ: How a Forgotten Reality Can Change Everything We See, Hope For, and Believe.” This interview originally aired in April 2017. Find the transcript for this show at onbeing.org.

Father hunger… when your dad isn’t or wasn’t available or connected with you either due to divorce, death or disinterest — causes many problems for a child and the family as a whole. But the numbers are staggering of how many homes are without dads. There are so many engaged dads out there, but when […] The post 131 SelfWork: When Your Dad Isn’t A Dad. The Effects of Father Hunger appeared first on Dr. Margaret Rutherford.

Quanta gente perdida e desorientada, quanta carência, quanta falta de autoridade e de liderança... Olha, não sei você, mas acho que grande parte dos problemas que hoje enfrentamos é por falta de pais. Sim, pai, o cara que, junto com sua mãe, fez você. Posso entrar?

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For those who are led by the Spirit of God are the children of God. The Spirit you received does not make you slaves, so that you live in fear again; rather, the Spirit you received brought about your adoption to sonship. And by him we cry, “Abba, Father.” The Spirit himself testifies with our spirit that we are God’s children. Now if we are children, then we are heirs—heirs of God and co-heirs with Christ, if indeed we share in his sufferings in order that we may also share in his glory.

Father hunger is a lack of sufficient fathering which is extremely impactful to a person's life for good or bad. I will explain to you how you can heal from the damage of fatherlessness. Then, I'll give you practical ways to deal with father hunger, including powerful, “I release my father from…” statements of forgiveness.  This episode also includes Christina's story and how the lack of a father in her life affected her. You will hear my advice for Christina, which can be applied to your life as well. Click here to access resources mentioned in this podcast.

Colwyn (aka "Junior") Burchall, Jr. is the author of two books, "Look for Me in the Whirlwind: A Story of Marcus Garvey" and "Freedom's Flames: Slavery in Bermuda and the True Story of Sally Bassett". He is currently working on his third children's book, entitled "Freedom Song" tentatively scheduled for publication in 2011. He is also working on an anthology titled "A Song For You: Black Men On Father Hood, Father Hunger and Healing". Junior is also the editor and sometimes contributor to the "Black Daddies Club Weekly" column is Sway Magazine at http://swaymag.ca/category/people-community/black-daddies-club/ . The Black Daddies Club (BDC) is a Toronto, Ontario, Canada based organization that ; was founded in 2007 by Brandon Hay in response to the lack of forums and spaces for Black men to discuss parenting issues as well as the issues facing the Black Community as a whole. The main goal is to change the image of the black father in the media, from a neglectful figure to a responsible, involved and loving role model. Junior was born in Bermuda and is married with two sons (six and two years old). He is now living in Toronto. Junior states "that my main existence now is being a father". During our chat Junior shares about his father being MIA since he was nine years old,