Family Mission and Living Long Enough To Pass It On - Chris Cirullo

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English - October 31, 2023 13:00 - 1 hour - 50.6 MB - ★★★★★ - 137 ratings
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Today's guest is Chris Cirullo.

We go deep today, talking about:

How to think about expanding your family with more childrenUnderstanding the mission and identity that God has for you and your familyWhy most dads don’t see lasting fitness successHow to create habits and rhythms that will serve you your whole lifeHow to stop praying like you’re leaving God voicemails, and start listening and hearing from HimDoes it matter if Christians are fit?

Chris Cirullo is a former Army ranger, now coach and consultant who focuses on both individuals and organizations of impact. This includes health, fitness, and lifestyle optimization coaching with Christian fathers, as well as sales consulting for impact-driven Christian organizations that want to facilitate positive change in the world. Chris has been married for 12 years this January and he's the father of 4 boys - with a 5th on the way.

Find Chris online at:
Instagram: @missionfitdads
Website: https://www.missionfit.co/

Resources mentioned:
Podcast: Family Teams Podcast by Jefferson Bethke & Jeremy Pryor
Books: Wild at Heart by John Eldridge

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