In this episode of DadSchooled, Josh and Jimmy talk about how to turn the first day of school into something more than just drop-offs and photos. These moments matter — and you only get so many.
Josh opens with a real-life “call out” moment that reminds us why correcting our kids is an act of love. Then we shift to how dads can make simple, intentional efforts that stick — creating memories that last and modeling the kind of love God showed us in John 1:14: “The Word became flesh and dwelt among us.”
We’re not called to be perfect — just present, intentional, and willing to show up.
📖 Verses Mentioned:
Proverbs 13:24
Psalm 127:3-4
John 1:14
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