Soul Wrangler Podcast

Soul Wrangler is a podcast about faith, failures, and fellowship. We talk honestly about the struggles men face — doubt, pride, fear, passivity, broken habits — and how Christ meets us in the middle of it. This is not polished religion. It is real wrestle, real repentance, real growth. We are called to lasso the lost and take on the frontier of faith together. This is about becoming men who know God deeply, stand firmly, and walk in brotherhood instead of isolation. Matthew Ch. 9.

Soul Wrangler Podcast is a christianity podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 33 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts Soul Wrangler Podcast, a christianity show with 33 episodes published.

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  Episode #29

  "Surviving the Fire Was Only the Beginning" | Atheism to Finding Christ w/ Ethan Laporte | Ep. 29

  Sep 28, 20261h 41mS1

  At six years old, Ethan Laporte was caught in a gasoline fire that left him with third-degree burns over more than 40% of his body. Doctors weren’t sure he would survive. But surviving the fire was only the beginning. In this episode of the Soul Wrangler Podcast, Ethan shares the story behind the scars, the emotional pain that followed, the anger and bitterness he carried toward God, and the years he spent rejecting Christianity. We talk about suffering, forgiveness, doubt, atheism, willful sin, and Ethan’s unexpected journey back toward Christ. Ethan’s story is a reminder that sometimes the wounds we can’t see take longer to heal than the ones we can. And even when we can’t yet understand why God allowed something, we can remain faithful while we wait to see what He will do with it.

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  Episode #26

  "You're Either a Missionary or an Imposter" w/ Darren Tyler | Soul Wrangler Ep.26

  Sep 7, 20261h 43mS1

  What if the adventure men are searching for is the very mission Jesus already gave us? In this episode of the Soul Wrangler Podcast, Jayden sits down with Darren Tyler, pastor of Conduit Church, to talk about what it means to have a faith that actually moves. Darren shares his journey from the entertainment industry to ministry, stories from Haiti and missions around the world, and what he’s learned through years of simply saying yes to God. They talk about faith and works, serving from love instead of for love, taking risks for the Kingdom, discovering where God has called you to serve, and why ministry isn’t reserved for pastors or missionaries. As Darren puts it, we may have different roles, but we’re all part of the same mission and there is no such thing as inconsequential obedience to Jesus. You don’t have to cross an ocean to live on mission. Sometimes it means crossing the street, walking across the hall, serving your family, helping your neighbor, or simply doing the thing God has already put in front of you.

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  Episode #24

  Where Are Men Settling? | w/ Jayden Frazier | Ep. 24

  Aug 17, 20261h 9mS1

  Where are we settling as men? In this episode, I work through that question and some of the answers I received: our motives, our families, our work ethic, our physical health, our knowledge of Scripture, and our responsibility to spiritually lead our homes. It’s easy to convince ourselves that a paycheck means we’re providing, that good intentions equal obedience, or that simply believing the right things is enough. But following Christ calls us to something deeper: denying ourselves, stewarding what God has given us, knowing His Word, leading with humility, and continuing to show up even when we don’t feel like it. This isn’t coming from someone who has it figured out. I’m wrestling with these things right alongside you. The challenge is simple: Where have you settled, and what would obedience look like there today?

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  Episode #23

  101 Years of Life. 65 Years of Marriage. One Foundation w/ John Frazier Jr. Ep. 23

  Aug 10, 202658 minS1

  101 years of life. 65 years of marriage. A World War. Children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, loss, suffering, and more change than most of us can imagine.I sat down with my great-grandfather, John Frazier Jr., and asked him some of the questions we all wrestle with: What makes a good man? How do you build a lasting marriage? How do you deal with regret, temptation, and suffering? What would you tell young Christians today? And after 101 years, what really matters?Again and again, his answer comes back to the same place: trust in the Lord, prayer, family, honesty, and gratitude.This is more than a conversation about living a long life. It’s about living a faithful one.

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  Episode #22

  What 101 Years Taught Him About Faith, Marriage & Heaven | w/ John Frazier Ep. 22

  Aug 3, 20261h 33mS1

  What would someone who's walked with the Lord for more than a century tell the next generation? In this episode, I sit down with my 101-year-old great-grandfather, John Frazier, to hear the lessons he's learned through World War II, 65 years of marriage, raising a family, losing loved ones, and a lifetime of following Jesus. We talk about God's faithfulness through every season of life, what makes a strong marriage, why he's not afraid of death, and the hope every believer has in Christ.This conversation isn't just about looking back—it's about learning how to live today with eternity in view. In this episode: God's protection throughout WWII The legacy of faithful parents and grandparents Marriage advice after 65 years together Walking through grief with hope Why he isn't afraid to die The joy of living for Christ What really matters at the end of life If this conversation encourages you, consider subscribing and sharing it with someone who needs the reminder that God is faithful through every generation.Soul Wrangler exists to call men back to biblical masculinity through authentic community, honest conversations, and unwavering devotion to Christ.

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