Published June 20, 2026 3:20 PM America/Chicago
Jason Broadus
AUDIO
In this special Father's Day episode of the Expedition Salvation Podcast, we step away from our Supernatural series to examine God's design for fatherhood through the lens of Scripture. While our culture often defines fatherhood by provision, success, or authority, the Bible presents a much deeper calling—one that reflects the character of our Heavenly Father. Together, we will explore:
• How fathers are called to reflect God's character
• Why spiritual leadership begins in the home
• Adam's failure to lead in Genesis 3 and its lessons for fathers today
• God's pursuit of humanity after the Fall
• The first promise of redemption in Genesis 3:15
• How fathers are called to love sacrificially as Christ loves the Church
• The believer's adoption into God's family through Jesus Christ
• Practical applications for Christian husbands and fathers
Whether you had a godly father, a difficult relationship with your father, or never knew your father at all, this episode points us to the One who never fails—our perfect Heavenly Father. Join us as we discover that biblical fatherhood is ultimately about reflecting the love, grace, leadership, and sacrifice of God Himself.
• How fathers are called to reflect God's character
• Why spiritual leadership begins in the home
• Adam's failure to lead in Genesis 3 and its lessons for fathers today
• God's pursuit of humanity after the Fall
• The first promise of redemption in Genesis 3:15
• How fathers are called to love sacrificially as Christ loves the Church
• The believer's adoption into God's family through Jesus Christ
• Practical applications for Christian husbands and fathers
Whether you had a godly father, a difficult relationship with your father, or never knew your father at all, this episode points us to the One who never fails—our perfect Heavenly Father. Join us as we discover that biblical fatherhood is ultimately about reflecting the love, grace, leadership, and sacrifice of God Himself.
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