Live The Ethos

from Yesterday Was Easy · host Luke Pierson

In this twenty eighth episode, Pastor Luke took the liberty to adapt a portion of the SEAL Code, or Ethos, to serve as the Trad Dad Ethos. A portion of it reads: “I serve with honor in and out of my home. The ability to control my emotions and my actions, regardless of circumstance, sets me apart from other men. Uncompromising integrity is my standard. My character and honor are steadfast.” Just like the SEAL Ethos, let this adapted Trad Dad Ethos serve as a North Star of guiding principles for Christian husbands and fathers. Let is stand as a succinct creed, epitomizing unwavering dedication and unyielding commitment. Let it function as the backbone of biblical masculinity, upholding honor and courage, that is rooted in scripture. Live the ethos. Yesterday was easy!

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