Episode 566

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14th Apr 2026

Ep. 566: Mondoe Davis - YOU Can Ready Your Son for Manhood (Here's How)

In this powerful episode, Ned sits down with Mondoe Davis—a man forged through discipline, faith, and intentional fatherhood—to confront one of the most urgent issues facing men today:

Who is preparing our sons to become godly men?

Drawing from his work with Rise Up Kings and the Genesis rite-of-passage program, Mondoe speaks directly to the silent burden many fathers carry—the fear that they are unprepared, unequipped, or already too late. This conversation is a wake-up call.

Key Takeaways:

  • A clear understanding of your biblical responsibility as a father
  • Why intentional fatherhood—not perfection—is what changes generations
  • Practical frameworks to guide your son in faith, family, fitness, and finance
  • How to replace shame with action and build a vision for your family
  • A tangible way to begin preparing your son for manhood today

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Check Out the Program Talked About: Genesis by Rise Up Kings

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Fatherhood Field Notes
Fatherhood Field Notes is where we hear real stories from real men living real lives every week. Fatherhood is not only about being a dad, it incorporates providing and serving a home, loving and serving a spouse, engaging and serving in a community, as well as intentionally serving your children. Fatherhood is an adventure, one full of fun, wild, and messy stories. In this podcast, we will hear stories from real men who have found themselves living the Adventure of Fatherhood. The Craft of Fatherhood episodes are 5-10 minute episodes where your guide Ned Schaut shares stories on his own fatherhood journey.

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