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The Family Captain

Lead your family with strength and love. Become the greatest man they've ever known. Have incredible sex with your wife.

Podcast · By John Michael Clark · English · US · Official site

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Sep 16, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    3 Ways to Govern Your Finances Like a Family Captain (opens the original)

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    Making the money isn't the same thing as providing. And what most guys are missing about that difference is quietly costing them something with their wife they can't easily earn back.In this episode, Chris Farrell and John Michael Clark break down the difference between the Butler Budgeter and the Family Captain — and JM walks through the 3 ways a Captain actually deploys household capital. If you've ever handed the budget to your wife under the label of "good stewardship," this is the episode.B

  2. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Rites of Passage for Christian Sons | The 4 Stages of Biblical Manhood, Raising Sons Ages 3- 18, Christian Fatherhood, and Building Godly Men (opens the original)

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    Your son turned 18. Everyone said "you're a man now." He got in bed that night and knew — in his bones — that he wasn't. Every Christian father wants his son to become the kind of man who protects, provides, and leads with compassion, responsibility, and authority. Nobody teaches you HOW. Birthdays don't. School doesn't. Church usually doesn't. So most boys meander into adulthood and become "adult males" — not men. In this episode, Chris Farrell and John Michael Clark break down the 4-stage syst

  3. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Raising Boys Biblically | How to Direct Your Son's Wild Energy Ages 3-7, Christian Fatherhood, Boyhood Formation, and Discipling Young Sons (opens the original)

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    If you've ever felt out of your depth raising a boy, or you've watched your wife hit her limit with the noise and the chaos and thought "I don't know how to help her without breaking him" — this episode gives you the playbook. Every Christian husband with a young son has watched it happen — the couch turns into a launch pad, the living room turns into a wrestling ring, and the volume goes from zero to Braveheart in about four seconds. Most men were taught to shut that energy down. That's the mis

  4. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    Mission vs Management for Christian Husbands | Family Leadership, Extreme Ownership, and Biblical Masculinity (opens the original)

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    There's a difference between managing your family and going on mission with them. Most Christian husbands are stuck in management mode without realizing it. Kids are fed. Bills are paid. Marriage is intact. Everyone's off to church on Sunday. That's not failure. It's also not the finish line. In this episode, Chris and John Michael Clark break down what actually separates a man on mission from a man just managing — and what it takes to move from a 2.0 Christian husband to a 3.0. In this episode:

  5. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    What Famous Movies Teach About Masculine and Feminine Dynamics in Marriage (opens the original)

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    In this episode, Chris and John Michael Clark break down two iconic movie scenes — The Notebook's Ferris wheel moment and the classic jail scene from Father of the Bride — to examine what Hollywood gets right about masculine and feminine dynamics in marriage. If The Notebook has been sitting in your "chick flick" pile, this episode is worth a second look. And if you're looking for a practical framework for understanding attraction, polarity, and long-term marriage leadership, the movie-scene for

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