In this episode, we reflect on Paul's words in 2 Timothy 4 — not as a victory lap of perfection, but as a testimony of perseverance, faithfulness, and steady obedience over time. Many dads start strong… but fewer finish steady. We talk about the difference between sprinting through seasons of fatherhood and faithfully running the long race God has placed before us.
This conversation encourages dads to value presence over intensity, consistency over emotional bursts, and long-term faithfulness over short-term momentum. We also discuss what it means to "keep the faith," not as flawless belief, but as resilient trust sustained by the grace of God.
Sprinting vs. running a race
Many dads start strong… fewer finish steady
The real work of fatherhood happens:
when results aren't visible
when progress feels slow
when it feels ordinary or unnoticed
Kids don't remember intensity — they remember consistency.
