In this episode of Father and Friend, Tim Anderson interviews Josh Niemi, founder of Expository Parenting and author of Expository Parenting. Together, they explore biblical parenting, the sufficiency of Scripture, and how fathers can disciple their children through verse-by-verse teaching of God’s Word. What does it look like to parent according to Scripture? Josh Niemi shares his personal journey from growing up in a confused church background to finding clarity and conviction in God’s Word. He explains how this shaped his passion for helping parents disciple their children through expository teaching at home—showing that Scripture alone equips kids for every good work. Tim and Josh discuss: The importance of theological training in childhood rather than waiting until adulthood. How expository teaching in the home parallels expository preaching in the church. The role of fathers in leading their families spiritually. Practical strategies for discipling children, from storybook Bibles to full-text Scripture. The challenges of relying on creativity, tradition, or emotions in parenting—and the freedom of resting in God’s Word. Education and discipleship, including Josh’s conviction about homeschooling. What this looks like in his own family, with encouragement for parents who feel overwhelmed or inadequate. Josh emphasizes that parents don’t need to be spiritual “rockstars.” Instead, by faithfully teaching Scripture, fathers and mothers can raise children deeply rooted in truth. Visit Josh Niemi's Website: https://www.expositoryparenting.org Read Josh's Book: https://amzn.to/4oWxLlo ----------------------------------------------------- 📣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
