Welcome to Fathers and the Great Outdoors! Our podcast is dedicated to sharing stories of fathers spending time in the great outdoors and introducing their children to the wonders created by our heavenly father. Join us as we explore the beauty of nature and the joys of fatherhood in our walk with God.
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Welcome to Fathers and the Great Outdoors! Our podcast is dedicated to sharing stories of fathers spending time in the great outdoors and introducing their children to the wonders created by our heavenly father. Join us as we explore the beauty of nature and the joys of fatherhood in our walk with God.
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August 18, 2025
25: Reese Richards – Transformation Through Christ
<p>More ways to watch & listen at:</p><p><a href="https://www.greatoutdoorspodcast.com/post/25-reese-richards-transformation-through-christ">https://www.greatoutdoorspodcast.com/post/25-reese-richards-transformation-through-christ</a></p><p> </p><p>Reese Richards is a passionate Christian father, outdoorsman, and founder of Bearded Outdoors, a Florida-based initiative that blends his love for hunting, fishing, and serving others with a deep faith in Christ. Born in 1990 near Detroit to a family immersed in drinking and outdoor traditions, Reese transformed his life after being baptized at Phil Robertson’s property, shifting from a worldly upbringing to full-time ministry, including prison outreach and writing devotionals for veterans and men. A homeschooling dad to his 5- and 8-year-old children, he instills a love for flats fishing and nature while modeling a Christ-centered life, teaching them to see God in creation’s beauty, like snowflakes and breezes. Through his nonprofit, Operation Freedom Beard, Reese prioritizes serving veterans over profit, driven by Proverbs 3:27 and a commitment to breaking generational curses through faith and intentional parenting.</p><p> </p><p><a href="https://www.greatoutdoorspodcast.com/post/ep2-mikeburnside-limitless-experiencingtheoutdoorsdespitedisabilities">__</a></p><p>Introduction & Outdoor Beginnings</p><p>0:48 - Meet Reese Richards: Jacob introduces Reese, aFlorida outdoorsman. They discuss favorite outdoor memories. </p><p>1:10 - Early Outdoor Life: Reese grew up hunting nearDetroit. His dad, a narcotics detective, took him to public lands. </p><p>2:33 - Family Roots: Reese’s family camped and hunted.Social drinking shaped early outdoor experiences. </p><p>3:21 - First Tree Stand: At age 2, Reese’s dad hoisted himinto a tree stand. It was an unsafe but memorable start.</p><p> </p><p>Faith Transformation & Testimony</p><p>10:26 - Non-Godly Upbringing: Reese grew up around drinking.Faith was absent until his 20s. </p><p>36:16 - Baptism Story: Reese and his wife were baptized atPhil Robertson’s property. It marked a turning point. </p><p>43:35 - Life Change: Post-baptism, Reese’s faith grewslowly. He embraced full-time ministry. </p><p>47:17 - Ministry Roles: Reese leads prison ministry andmen’s Bible studies. He serves boldly for Christ. </p><p>54:60 - Breaking Chains: A friend’s advice to clear his mindbefore prayer transformed Reese’s faith.</p><p> </p><p>Fatherhood & Kids in Outdoors</p><p>5:27 - Kids in Nature: Reese’s kids (5 and 8) love fishingmore than hunting. They explore islands and catch reds. </p><p>6:60 - Son’s First Hunt: At 8, Jace shot at a buck. It was athrilling moment. </p><p>13:53 - Outdoor Lifestyle: Homeschooling and country livingimmerse kids in nature. They reject city life. </p><p>59:40 - Kids’ Faith: Reese models Bible reading daily. Hiskids see it as fuel for life. </p><p>62:38 - Son’s Baptism: Jace, 8, accepted Christ after ahunting trip talk. He was baptized with his grandma.</p><p> </p><p>Serving Through Outdoors</p><p>14:18 - Bearded Outdoors: Started in 2017, it’s now aplatform to serve veterans. Reese prioritizes giving over profit. </p><p>26:00 - Nonprofit Mission: Reese’s nonprofit supportsveterans with beard products. It fosters Christ-centered outreach. </p><p>37:03 - Writing Devotionals: Reese authored veteran andmen’s devotionals. They share his testimony. </p><p>74:31 - Veteran Banquet: Reese hosts a September 5th event.It aims to share Christ’s joy. </p><p>83:09 - Fishing with Kids: Reese takes kids flats fishing ina johnboat. They love coastal adventures.</p><p> </p><p>Faith, Wisdom & Closing</p><p>29:50 - Biblical Parenting: Reese rejects harsh discipline.He models Christ’s love for his kids. </p><p>69:16 - God in Nature: Reese sees God in snowflakes, trees,and breezes. A clear mind reveals His presence. </p><p>91:06 - Seeking Mentors: Reese found mentors throughobedience. They guide him to Christ. </p><p>100:38 - Favorite Bible Verse: Reese picks Proverbs 3:27. Itinspires serving others selflessly. </p><p> </p><p>Shop:https://www.greatoutdoorspodcast.com/category/all-products</p><p> </p><p>Reese Richards’ Socials:</p><p>www.beardedoutdoorsusa.com </p><p><a href="https://www.youtube.com/@SeekAndFindOutdoorTv">https://www.youtube.com/@SeekAndFindOutdoorTv</a></p><p>https://www.facebook.com/beardedoutdoorsUSA</p><p><br></p><p>'The Doorkeeper - Become the Husband and Father God Wants You to Be' by Sonny Guess</p><p>https://www.amazon.com/dp/1888237678?</p><p><br></p>
July 2, 2025
Iron Sharpens Iron: Psalm 119:130 & A Film Gear Chat - with Jacob Whitley and Jeremy Carnes
<p>Welcome to Iron Sharpens Iron, a series where fathers dive deep into God’s Word. Join Jacob Whitley and Jeremy Carnes in this episode as they explore what it means to grow in faith, sharpen one another through Scripture, and lead their families with purpose. Inspired by Proverbs 27:17 — 'As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another' — this series is all about real conversations, biblical wisdom, and building a community of dads who want to live out their faith authentically. Hit subscribe, join us on this journey, and let’s sharpen each other together!</p>
June 16, 2025
24: Charles Cobb – Stewardship in God’s Creation
<p>More ways to watch & listen at:</p><p>https://www.greatoutdoorspodcast.com/post/24-charles-cobb-stewardship-in-god-s-creation</p><p> </p><p>Charles Cobb is a devoted Christian father, avid outdoorsman, and lifelong resident of a small North Carolina town, where hunting and fishing are woven into everyday life. Raised by a father who led a local hunting club, Charles’s earliest memories involve pursuing deer and fish, a passion he now shares with his two sons, emphasizing stewardship and conservation over trophy hunting. A self-taught angler who ties his own lures and reloads ammunition, he prefers hands-on experiences, trolling for catfish and offshore species like mahi, while instilling a DIY ethos in his children. Grounded in faith since his baptism at 12, Charles sees God’s hand in nature’s wonders and strives to model a godly life for his boys, drawing strength from Psalm 46:10 and his supportive wife, who helps him find peace amidst life’s challenges.</p><p> </p><p><a href="https://www.greatoutdoorspodcast.com/post/ep2-mikeburnside-limitless-experiencingtheoutdoorsdespitedisabilities">__</a></p><p>Topics</p><p>Introduction & Outdoor Roots</p><p>1:05 - Early Hunting & Fishing: Charles grew up huntingand fishing. His dad led a local hunting club. </p><p>1:34 - Hunting Club Life: The club focused on still-huntingbig bucks. Few locals hunted thousands of acres. </p><p>2:32 - Shift to Fishing: Charles paused hunting in college.His dad switched to fishing after he stopped.</p><p> </p><p>Family & Outdoor Activities</p><p>3:21 - Charles’s Hunting Now: Charles harvests deer on arented 80-acre property. He prioritizes food over trophies. </p><p>3:57 - Wild Game Use: His family eats ground deer meatweekly. They mix it with beef fat for flavor. </p><p>5:27 - Kids in Outdoors: Charles’s sons (10 and 5) grew uphunting and fishing. It’s normal in their small town. </p><p>6:07 - Kids’ Fishing Preferences: His oldest loves offshorefishing, aiming for wahoo. They enjoy boat time. </p><p>17:05 - Kids’ Hunting: His 10-year-old shot his first deer.His 5-year-old isn’t ready yet.</p><p> </p><p>Faith & God in Nature</p><p>9:55 - God in Outdoors: Charles sees God in nature’s beauty,like sunrises and sea turtles. It’s no accident. </p><p>10:02 - Faith Journey: Baptized at 12, Charles questionedfaith in college. Nature reaffirmed God’s presence. </p><p>12:16 - Kids’ Faith: His 10-year-old grasps God’s role innature. They discuss stewardship while fishing. </p><p>12:58 - Church Involvement: His kids love Vacation BibleSchool. The 10-year-old attends adult services. </p><p>43:14 - Favorite Bible Verse: Charles picks Psalm 46:10, “Bestill and know that I am God.” It brings peace.</p><p> </p><p>Fishing Techniques & Skills</p><p>7:25 - Fishing Methods: Charles ties his own flies and jigs.He uses fresh bait for catfish tournaments. </p><p>13:48 - Trolling Passion: Charles loves trolling forcatfish, crappie, and offshore fish. It’s thrilling. </p><p>15:04 - Trolling Gear: He uses deep-diving plugs overplaners. They’re easier to manage. </p><p>21:09 - Rod Selection: Charles chooses rods by line classand fish size, not species. He prefers light action. </p><p>26:32 - Reloading Ammo: Charles loads pistol and rifle ammo.His son helps, learning responsibility.</p><p> </p><p>Fatherhood & Closing</p><p>28:27 - Father’s Role in Faith: Charles believes dads mustmodel a relationship with God. Boys emulate their fathers. </p><p>30:38 - Music with Kids: Charles plays bass; his kids dabblewith drums and guitar. They lack focus to learn fully. </p><p>33:51 - Hunting & God: Charles links hunting tostewardship, like Adam and Eve. Conservation is key. </p><p>41:01 - Bucket List: His son wants a wahoo. Charles dreamsof catching bluefin tuna and marlin independently. </p><p> </p><p>Shop:https://www.greatoutdoorspodcast.com/category/all-products</p>
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