Jeremy Bromm

If I Could Sit You Down Over Coffee: Balance – Ordered Devotion, Not Perfect Balance

(The idea behind this series is – “what advice would I give my twenty-something sons about life?” So, I am taking the approach of coffee shop conversations with young men who are transitioning into independent manhood. These are lessons I have learned and would love to convey to young men – in hopes to impartContinue reading “If I Could Sit You Down Over Coffee: Balance – Ordered Devotion, Not Perfect Balance”

If I Could Sit You Down Over Coffee: Faith that Stays

If I Could Sit You Down Over Coffee: Money – Freedom Is Better Than Flash

If I Could Sit You Down Over Coffee: Career – Don’t Worship the Ladder

If I Could Sit You Down Over Coffee: Marriage – Choose Character Over Chemistry

Leading with Silence Instead of Love

Part 4 of Quiet Sins Dads Face Silence can feel like strength – especially for men. I used to believe that saying less avoided conflict and showed restraint. But over time, I learned that silence often communicates distance, not wisdom. Love needs a voice. Scripture challenges us to speak – not harshly, but lovingly. EphesiansContinue reading “Leading with Silence Instead of Love”

Overworking “For the Family”: When Provision Replaces Presence

Part 3 of Quiet Sins Dads Face This one can hide behind responsibility. I told myself I was working hard for my family – and in many ways, that was true. But eventually I had to confront the question: am I trusting God to provide, or amI trying to control everything through work? Scripture warnsContinue reading “Overworking “For the Family”: When Provision Replaces Presence”

Emotional Absence: Being There Without Being Present

Part 2 of Quiet Sins Dads Face You can be a good man and still be emotionally unavailable. I know because for years I equated love with provision and presence with proximity. I was in the house. I showed up. But emotionally, I often stayed guarded, distracted, or exhausted. And I didn’t realize how muchContinue reading “Emotional Absence: Being There Without Being Present”

Quiet Sins Dads Face

Most dads don’t wake up one morning and decide to wreck their families or abandon their faith. The dangers we face are usually quieter than that – subtle habits, slow drift, good intentions that go unchecked. These are the sins no one really warns us about because they don’t look like rebellion. They look likeContinue reading “Quiet Sins Dads Face”

Standing Firm: Living Fully Armored

(Armor of God Series – Final Post) Over these past weeks, we’ve walked piece by piece through the armor of God – the belt of truth, the breastplate of righteousness, the shoes of peace, the shield of faith, the helmet of salvation, the sword of the Spirit, and finally, the power of prayer that bringsContinue reading “Standing Firm: Living Fully Armored”