What should dads teach their kids that they may never learn in a classroom? In this episode of the Good Shepherd Podcast, Nate and Doug discuss parenting, education, artificial intelligence, practical life skills, and the lessons that prepare children to become capable adults. They share what their parents taught them about hard work, stewardship, serving others, and leaving things better than they found them. They also explore how AI is changing education—and why critical thinking, human connection, resilience, and taking action may become more valuable than simply memorizing information. In this episode: • Good Shepherd Roofing’s support of Mill Creek and Dacula football • Giving 1% of top-line revenue back to the community • What schools may not be able to teach children • Preparing kids for a world shaped by AI • Hard work, stewardship, and leading by example • Why children need opportunities to fail and recover • Practical skills every teenager should learn before leaving home • Changing a tire, jumping a battery, cooking, laundry, and budgeting • Making phone calls, interviewing for jobs, and communicating face-to-face • Why locally rooted businesses still matter The conversation begins with Proverbs 27:17: “As iron sharpens iron, a friend sharpens a friend.” What is one lesson your father, mother, or another important person taught you that you still use today? Let us know in the comments. Good Shepherd Podcast — good stuff with good people.