In this Craft of Father episode of the Fatherhood Field Notes podcast, Ned tells about his "death hike" adventure led by his teenage daughter. He reflects on the evolving journey of fatherhood, emphasizing the importance of legacy, family values, and the transition of children into independence. He shares his thoughts about his children's adventures and the challenges of homeschooling, while also discussing the significance of intentional fatherhood and mentorship.

Takeaways:

1. Adventures with our kids foster independence.
2. Navigating independence is a key part of parenting.
3. Intentional fatherhood requires active engagement.
4. Rites of passage are ongoing throughout life.
5. Teaching dependence on God is crucial.
6. Building relationships with our children is essential.
7. Fatherhood is a journey of personal growth and mentorship.

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