Family Over Career | Jeremy on Fatherhood | Father & Friend

In this episode of Father and Friend, Tim Anderson sits down with Jeremy, a husband, father of two, and dedicated church member, to discuss fatherhood, faith, and the intentional choices that shape a family. Jeremy shares his powerful journey from growing up without a dad to becoming an intentional father, the struggles he’s faced, and the practical habits that help him lead his family with love and humility. Jeremy opens up about his childhood without a father, the challenges of step-parent relationships, and how those experiences pushed him to redefine what it means to be a godly dad. He talks candidly about losing his temper, confronting pride, and learning to embrace self-control through God’s guidance and the fruits of the Spirit.We dive into how Jeremy and his wife create rhythms of prayer, family fun nights, and non-screen activities to strengthen their family bond. He also shares the difficult career transition from TV production to trucking, and how God provided both financially and spiritually through that leap of faith. Along the way, Jeremy reflects on biblical principles of servant leadership, practical parenting habits, and the importance of making time for yourself so you can pour into your family. Whether you’re a dad looking for encouragement, a husband seeking to grow in servant leadership, or simply someone who wants to live intentionally for your family, this conversation offers wisdom, vulnerability, and hope.This episode is full of practical wisdom and honest conversation every dad can relate to.----------------------------------------------------📣What Next? If this episode spoke to you, please like, comment, and share it with a fellow dad. Subscribe for more real conversations on fatherhood, family, and faith.Join Our Fatherhood Email list at https://fatherandfriend.com or connect with us on social media: https://www.facebook.com/LivingForTheirGood https://instagram.com/livingfortheirgood https://www.tiktok.com/@fatherandfriend#Fatherhood #EmotionalResilience #Parenting #FamilyValues #familyfirst #fatherandfriend #interview