The Way is Wild

In this conversation, we sit down with our new friends, Joshua and Caleb Simmons, the founders of Dads on the Fly. In this podcast, we sit down with them to talk about faith, fatherhood, adventure, and the lessons fly fishing teaches us about life. We explore the importance of intentional fatherhood, discipling the next generation, and helping men rediscover their God-given identity and purpose. Because the greatest catch isn't always on the end of a fly line—it's the lives we invest in along the way. You'll enjoy this conversation, even if you don't fly-fish...yet! Thanks again for listening!Journey with us by checking out our website at thewayiswild.com and signing up for our monthly INSPIRELETTER! You can also follow us on Instagram and Facebook to stay up to date on all things The Way is Wild.

What does it look like to honor God with our bodies? On this episode, we sit down with our good friend Randy Vest, a soldier and founder of CrossFit Cathal, to talk about the connection between faith, fitness, and discipline. We discuss why our physical health matters spiritually, how discipline in the gym can shape discipline in our walk with Jesus, and what it means to steward the bodies God has given us. Whether you're a fitness enthusiast or just trying to take better care of yourself, this conversation will challenge you to think differently about your health, your habits, and your calling to live for Christ.Thanks again for listening!Journey with us by checking out our website at thewayiswild.com and signing up for our monthly INSPIRELETTER! You can also follow us on Instagram and Facebook to stay up to date on all things The Way is Wild.

What happens when faith, technology, and artificial intelligence collide? On this episode, we sit down with repeat guest Dale Wallace, founder of Lyte AI, a Christian alternative to mainstream AI tools designed to help people engage with artificial intelligence through the lens of their faith. We talk about the vision behind Lyte, the challenges of building something new, and what it looks like to navigate a rapidly changing technological world while staying grounded in biblical convictions. How can Christians embrace innovation without compromising their values? Let's find out!Thanks again for listening!Journey with us by checking out our website at thewayiswild.com and signing up for our monthly INSPIRELETTER! You can also follow us on Instagram and Facebook to stay up to date on all things The Way is Wild.

In this episode, we’re joined by Drew Greenway, worship pastor at Harris Creek Baptist Church in Waco, Texas, where he serves alongside Pastor Jonathan Pokluda. Drew is also a recording artist with a heart for helping people encounter Jesus through worship. We’re excited to talk about worship, ministry, and what it looks like to use the gifts God has given us to point people to Him. Let’s jump in!Thanks again for listening!Journey with us by checking out our website at thewayiswild.com and signing up for our monthly INSPIRELETTER! You can also follow us on Instagram and Facebook to stay up to date on all things The Way is Wild.

In this episode, we sit down with Ivey Herren, owner of Herren Tire, to hear his powerful story of redemption. Ivey opens up about his journey through addiction, the struggles that nearly destroyed his life, and how an encounter with Jesus changed everything. It’s a story of grace, transformation, and the life-changing power of the Gospel.Thanks again for listening!Journey with us by checking out our website at thewayiswild.com and signing up for our monthly INSPIRELETTER! You can also follow us on Instagram and Facebook to stay up to date on all things The Way is Wild.

In this episode, we sit down with Brandon and Audra King, owners of IV Kings Coffee and Southern Confections Bakery, for a conversation about faith, art, risk, and running a business for the glory of God. They share how their faith shapes the way they lead, serve their customers, and pursue excellence while building businesses they love.Thanks again for listening!Journey with us by checking out our website at thewayiswild.com and signing up for our monthly INSPIRELETTER! You can also follow us on Instagram and Facebook to stay up to date on all things The Way is Wild.

In this episode, we sit down with Oghosa Iyamu for a powerful conversation about faith, leadership, identity, and living with purpose. Oghosa shares incredible insights from her own journey and challenges us to think differently about who God has called us to be and how we can faithfully live that out.Thanks again for listening!Journey with us by checking out our website at thewayiswild.com and signing up for our monthly INSPIRELETTER! You can also follow us on Instagram and Facebook to stay up to date on all things The Way is Wild.

In this episode, we sit down with Nick Floyd, pastor of Cross Church in Northwest Arkansas and author of When You Don’t Know What to Do. Nick shares biblical wisdom and practical encouragement for navigating seasons of uncertainty, making difficult decisions, and trusting God when the next step isn’t clear. This is a fun conversation about everyday faith, leadership, and learning to follow God even when you don’t have all the answers. Thanks again for listening!Journey with us by checking out our website at thewayiswild.com and signing up for our monthly INSPIRELETTER! You can also follow us on Instagram and Facebook to stay up to date on all things The Way is Wild.

In this episode, we sit down with Josh Stewart, Co-Founder and Creative Director of Rally, a family-branding company he built to help households do what most families never take the time to do: define who they are on purpose. Josh and his wife Bre live in Nixa, Missouri with their four kids, and their home runs on a simple conviction — that freedom comes from discipline, and hurry is incompatible with love. We talk about how that belief, rooted in their Christian faith, turned into Rally's work helping families craft a meaningful crest, manifesto, and set of core values, and what it really takes for a father to lead his household toward clarity and purpose instead of just getting through the day. This conversation could shape four generations after you! Thanks again for listening!Journey with us by checking out our website at thewayiswild.com and signing up for our monthly INSPIRELETTER! You can also follow us on Instagram and Facebook to stay up to date on all things The Way is Wild.

This week we sit down with our good friends Jill and Robert Randolph, the new owner-operators behind Paragould, Arkansas's newest Chick-fil-A. Jill and Robert didn't set out just to open a restaurant — they set out to plant something that would serve their neighbors well with excellence and genuine care behind the counter. We talk about their extremely long journey to where they are today and how their faith shapes the way they lead their team and treat every customer who walks through the door. They also share with us their heart for the restaurant to be a place for real connection within the community. It's a conversation about hard work, humility, and the conviction that business can be an act of service - we also have a lot of laughs! IT'S OUR PLEASURE to bring you this conversation! Thanks again for listening!Journey with us by checking out our website at thewayiswild.com and signing up for our monthly INSPIRELETTER! You can also follow us on Instagram and Facebook to stay up to date on all things The Way is Wild.