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EPISODE · Mar 1, 2026 · 0 MIN

Wrestling Consumed My World: Fernando “Rat” Serratos’ Journey to Greatness

from Pearls in the Valley · host Jarred Coates: Red Pearl Mission

Coach Serratos talks about how wrestling became the most important thing in his life, consuming everything he did. Nothing could stop him from getting on the mat—not grades, weight, or social life. He was obsessed with the sport, reading WIN Magazine religiously and studying the rankings from high school through Division I idolized legends like Steven Avises, Dan Gable, Tom Brands from the University of Iowa, and John Smith from Oklahoma State, and he wanted to emulate them.#Wrestling #WrestlingLife #Dedication #SportPassion #WrestlingLegends #DanGable #OklahomState #UniversityOfIowa #AthleteJourney #WrestlingCommunity #Motivation #SportsObsession #HighSchoolWrestling #CollegeWrestling #wrestlingchampionshipentertainment Red Pearl Mission is a Christ-centered, faith-based nonprofit ministry dedicated to creating Gospel-driven films, podcasts, and media that inspire hope, healing, and transformation. Rooted in biblical truth, our mission is to amplify redemptive stories that point people to Jesus and encourage perseverance through adversity.Through Christian filmmaking, faith-based media, and outreach, Red Pearl Mission partners with churches, creatives, and ministries to impact culture for God’s Kingdom. We believe storytelling is a powerful tool to restore hearts, strengthen faith, and remind people that God is present—even in the valley seasons of life.Every project we create exists to glorify God, equip believers, and reach those searching for truth, purpose, and hope through Jesus Christ.👉 If this content encouraged or ministered to you, please LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and SHARE to help spread the Gospel.🔔 New faith-based content released regularly.❤️ Support our mission and help keep Christian storytelling alive:⁠https://www.redpearlmission.org⁠Faith-based Christian nonprofitChristian ministryGospel-centered storytellingChristian filmmakingFaith-based mediaChristian outreachBiblical storytellingJesus ChristChristian nonprofit organization#RedPearlMission#FaithBasedNonprofit#ChristianMinistry#ChristianMedia#FaithBasedFilm#GospelCentered#ChristianStorytelling#JesusChrist#HopeThroughFaith#KingdomImpact#ChristianCreators#FaithOverFearJarred Coates is a faith-based filmmaker, podcast host, and nonprofit founder dedicated to using storytelling to inspire hope, perseverance, and redemption. He is the founder of Red Pearl Mission, a Christian nonprofit focused on producing meaningful, purpose-driven films and media that counter negative cultural narratives and uplift communities through faith-centered storytelling. Jarred is also the creative force behind Red Entertainment Group, where he works as a director, producer, and writer on films, documentaries, and podcasts rooted in real-life transformation.As the host of the “Pearls in the Valley” podcast, Jarred shares authentic conversations about faith, failure, growth, and calling—highlighting stories of individuals who have walked through hardship and emerged with renewed purpose. His work consistently blends Christian values, filmmaking, ministry, and media outreach, with a heart for reaching audiences beyond church walls.With a background in professional film production and a passion for servant leadership, Jarred Coates is committed to advancing faith-based media, Christian filmmaking, nonprofit storytelling, and inspirational content that points people toward hope, truth, and lasting impact.Red Pearl Mission is a purpose-driven non-profit YouTube channel dedicated to creating real impact through meaningful projects and humanitarian causes. Our mission is to raise awareness, inspire action, and connect compassionate people with life-changing initiatives that make a difference in communities worldwide.

Coach Serratos talks about how wrestling became the most important thing in his life, consuming everything he did. Nothing could stop him from getting on the mat—not grades, weight, or social life. He was obsessed with the sport, reading WIN Magazine religiously and studying the rankings from high school through Division I idolized legends like Steven Avises, Dan Gable, Tom Brands from the University of Iowa, and John Smith from Oklahoma State, and he wanted to emulate them.#Wrestling #WrestlingLife #Dedication #SportPassion #WrestlingLegends #DanGable #OklahomState #UniversityOfIowa #AthleteJourney #WrestlingCommunity #Motivation #SportsObsession #HighSchoolWrestling #CollegeWrestling #wrestlingchampionshipentertainment Red Pearl Mission is a Christ-centered, faith-based nonprofit ministry dedicated to creating Gospel-driven films, podcasts, and media that inspire hope, healing, and transformation. Rooted in biblical truth, our mission is to amplify redemptive stories that point people to Jesus and encourage perseverance through adversity.Through Christian filmmaking, faith-based media, and outreach, Red Pearl Mission partners with churches, creatives, and ministries to impact culture for God’s Kingdom. We believe storytelling is a powerful tool to restore hearts, strengthen faith, and remind people that God is present—even in the valley seasons of life.Every project we create exists to glorify God, equip believers, and reach those searching for truth, purpose, and hope through Jesus Christ.👉 If this content encouraged or ministered to you, please LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and SHARE to help spread the Gospel.🔔 New faith-based content released regularly.❤️ Support our mission and help keep Christian storytelling alive:⁠https://www.redpearlmission.org⁠Faith-based Christian nonprofitChristian ministryGospel-centered storytellingChristian filmmakingFaith-based mediaChristian outreachBiblical storytellingJesus ChristChristian nonprofit organization#RedPearlMission#FaithBasedNonprofit#ChristianMinistry#ChristianMedia#FaithBasedFilm#GospelCentered#ChristianStorytelling#JesusChrist#HopeThroughFaith#KingdomImpact#ChristianCreators#FaithOverFearJarred Coates is a faith-based filmmaker, podcast host, and nonprofit founder dedicated to using storytelling to inspire hope, perseverance, and redemption. He is the founder of Red Pearl Mission, a Christian nonprofit focused on producing meaningful, purpose-driven films and media that counter negative cultural narratives and uplift communities through faith-centered storytelling. Jarred is also the creative force behind Red Entertainment Group, where he works as a director, producer, and writer on films, documentaries, and podcasts rooted in real-life transformation.As the host of the “Pearls in the Valley” podcast, Jarred shares authentic conversations about faith, failure, growth, and calling—highlighting stories of individuals who have walked through hardship and emerged with renewed purpose. His work consistently blends Christian values, filmmaking, ministry, and media outreach, with a heart for reaching audiences beyond church walls.With a background in professional film production and a passion for servant leadership, Jarred Coates is committed to advancing faith-based media, Christian filmmaking, nonprofit storytelling, and inspirational content that points people toward hope, truth, and lasting impact.Red Pearl Mission is a purpose-driven non-profit YouTube channel dedicated to creating real impact through meaningful projects and humanitarian causes. Our mission is to raise awareness, inspire action, and connect compassionate people with life-changing initiatives that make a difference in communities worldwide.

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