The Art of Suffering Podcast With Dalton Darnell

Dalton's Book: https://www.westbowpress.com/en/bookstore/bookdetails/873619-god-didnt-make-a-failure Should a wife submit to her husband? The short answer is yes but the long answer has more to do with the husband than the wife. He has to submit to the King. The more obedient a man is to God's purpose the easier it is for his wife to submit to his leadership! Love you guys, never weaken!

In this episode Dalton sits down with Alyssa Spenser, 3:10 Ranch Life's shipping manager. They discuss how failures lead to the Kingdom, what working at 3:10 is actually like, and what our community is like on a daily basis!

Support the Podcast Here: https://310clinics.com/ The come back episode! God is GOOD! Dalton catches us up on what has been happening, why the episodes have been missing, and what the King is doing in our lives. Never weaken.

In this episode I start a new series on fatherhood. I explain some of my thoughts and how becoming a father has changed my view of Jesus. Over the next several episodes I'm going to breakdown my journey as a father my wins and my mistakes in the hopes to help you become a better father.

Checkout https://artofsufferingpodcast.com In this episode we talk about the root of all evil! MONEY! The problem comes with the love of money not money in and of itself. Money is an opportunity God gives us to steward an opportunity. If we remained disciplined we can use it for the good of the Kingdom!

Visit https://artofsufferingpodcast.com to support the podcast! In this episode of The Art of Suffering Podcast Dalton discussed the importance of sharing your suffering with other men. How men find themselves suffering alone and never finding support. The key to helping men is sharing your failures so everyone can learn from each others mistakes!

The verses from this episode: Ephesians 5: 22-24 Ephesians 5: 33 Colossians 3:18 Titus 2: 4-5 1 Peter 3: 1-6 Proverbs 31: 11-12 Song of Songs 2:16 1 Corinthians 7: 3-5 Proverbs 12:4 Proverbs 19: 13-14 Proverbs 31:26 Genesis 2:18 Proverbs 31:30 You can't talk about the roles and responsibilities of a Husband without covering what the bible says about a Wife. In this three part series we will cover the mannerisms, heart postures, and actions of a biblical wife. I want the men to go watch the episodes for the husbands and then watch these three episodes and watch how your wife changes as you follow the Kings way.

Visit https://artofsufferingpodcast.com to support the podcast. In this episode I'm laying out the battle plan. My approach to attacking the evil of the world. The bible says the light will get lighter and the dark will get darker. We will be light. We will love people. We will share the truth of Jesus with all who will listen. This is the spirit vs the flesh. What does Jesus want?

We have slept on this for too long. We have allowed this foolishness, and now we must fight—fight for our children, our wives, and our neighbors. We have allowed the kingdom of darkness to spread beyond what I thought was possible. People are worshiping Satan in broad daylight, on national television, and in our communities.We must train our children in the art of combating darkness. Show them how to stand firm and battle evil. Make no mistake: this is every believer’s battle. Arm yourself with truth. Get in the Word. Allow God to show you the mission, and be prepared to guard that truth with your life.

Visit here: https://artofsufferingpodcast.com Getting attacked by the Satan is most certainly part of being a believer. He is defeated and keeps coming back. He wants to drag you to the depths of Hell by whatever means necessary. I am still learning how to stand firm against him, how to battle for my family, and how to call upon the power of God to cast him out.

The verses from this episode: Ephesians 5: 22-24 Ephesians 5: 33 Colossians 3:18 Titus 2: 4-5 1 Peter 3: 1-6 Proverbs 31: 11-12 Song of Songs 2:1-6 1 Corinthians 7: 3-5 Proverbs 12:4 Proverbs 19: 13-14 Proverbs 31:26 Genesis 2:18 Proverbs 31:30 You can't talk about the roles and responsibilities of a Husband without covering what the bible says about a Wife. In this three part series we will cover the mannerisms, heart postures, and actions of a biblical wife. I want the men to go watch the episodes for the husbands and then watch these three episodes and watch how your wife changes as you follow the Kings way.

Visit: https://artofsufferingpodcast.com The Christian walk is a progression, a transformation, and the ultimate calling for ones life. Devoting my life to the King of Kings is the greatest decision I've made in my life. His purpose, His peace, and His grace have transformed me into someone I don't even recognize. The same will happen to you.

The Bible Verses that discuss a husband's responsibilities: Ephesians 5:25-33 Colossians 3:19 1 Peter 3:7 Malachi 2:14-16 Proverbs 5:18-19 Proverbs 31:10-12, 28-29 Proverbs 15:18 Proverbs 12:18 1 Corinthians 7:3-4 Ecclesiastes 9:9 Genesis 2:24 1 Timothy 5:8 Song of Songs 4:1-7 Song of Songs 6:4-9 Song of Songs 7:1-10 What does the Bible actually say about being a husband? In this episode of the Art of Suffering podcast, I challenge men to step up and pursue biblical, God-honoring leadership in marriage. Too many men want authority without responsibility. Scripture gives us a clear standard for how husbands are called to love, lead, and care for their wives. We walk through the actual actions of a Godly Husband! Leave your father and mother and cling to your wife. Provide (physically mentally and emotionally) Praise her Shower her with complements Desire her (body mind and soul) Have sex with her Being a godly husband isn’t about control or dominance—it’s about sacrificial leadership, discipline, and obedience to God’s design. Marriage is one of the primary ways God shapes and sanctifies men. This episode is a call to reject passivity, compromise, and selfishness—and to become the kind of husband your wife can trust, respect, and follow. If you want to grow as a husband, man of faith, and leader, this conversation will challenge you to align your marriage with Scripture and live out biblical masculinity at home. 📌 Subscribe for weekly conversations on faith, masculinity, discipline, marriage, and leadership.

Visit https://artofsufferingpodcast.com to support the podcast. In this progressive overload episode, we talk through what it means to let people go as a leader. When it comes to business, I do my best to pour into the people who work for me and help set them up for success down the road. Balancing being a warrior for the King while running a for-profit business can be tricky, yet I believe Jesus gives us clear and powerful guidance in the Gospels.

The Bible Verses that discuss a husband's responsibilities: Ephesians 5:25-33 Colossians 3:19 1 Peter 3:7 Malachi 2:14-16 Proverbs 5:18-19 Proverbs 31:10-12, 28-29 Proverbs 15:18 Proverbs 12:18 1 Corinthians 7:3-4 Ecclesiastes 9:9 Genesis 2:24 1 Timothy 5:8 Song of Songs 4:1-7 Song of Songs 6:4-9 Song of Songs 7:1-10 What does the Bible actually say about being a husband? In this episode of the Art of Suffering podcast, I challenge men to step up and pursue biblical, God-honoring leadership in marriage. Too many men want authority without responsibility. Scripture gives us a clear standard for how husbands are called to love, lead, and care for their wives. We walk through the heart posture of a Godly Husband! Love her as Christ loves the church Lover her as your own flesh Rejoice in her Delight in her body Intoxicated with her love Enjoy life with her Have full confidence in her Hold her above everyone else Accept authority over her body Give her authority over your body Being a godly husband isn’t about control or dominance—it’s about sacrificial leadership, discipline, and obedience to God’s design. Marriage is one of the primary ways God shapes and sanctifies men. This episode is a call to reject passivity, compromise, and selfishness—and to become the kind of husband your wife can trust, respect, and follow. If you want to grow as a husband, man of faith, and leader, this conversation will challenge you to align your marriage with Scripture and live out biblical masculinity at home. 📌 Subscribe for weekly conversations on faith, masculinity, discipline, marriage, and leadership.

Support the podcast here: https://artofsufferingpodcast.com In this episode, we dive into Jocko Willink’s concept of Extreme Ownership. I love the idea of taking responsibility for every area of life—leading well, staying disciplined, and maintaining a solution-focused mindset when challenges arise. The tension for me is this: my calling is to trust in and rely on the King to guide my steps. I believe the power is found in the balance—owning our responsibilities fully while surrendering the outcome to Him. Together, these principles can carry us forward.

The Bible Verses that discuss a husband's responsibilities: Ephesians 5:25-33 Colossians 3:19 1 Peter 3:7 Malachi 2:14-16 Proverbs 5:18-19 Proverbs 31:10-12, 28-29 Proverbs 15:18 Proverbs 12:18 1 Corinthians 7:3-4 Ecclesiastes 9:9 Genesis 2:24 1 Timothy 5:8 Song of Songs 4:1-7 Song of Songs 6:4-9 Song of Songs 7:1-10 What does the Bible actually say about being a husband? In this episode of the Art of Suffering podcast, I challenge men to step up and pursue biblical, God-honoring leadership in marriage. Too many men want authority without responsibility. Scripture gives us a clear standard for how husbands are called to love, lead, and care for their wives. We walk through six biblical mannerisms every godly husband must practice: Never be harsh Always be considerate Be respectful Remain faithful Cherish your wife Lead with gentleness Being a godly husband isn’t about control or dominance—it’s about sacrificial leadership, discipline, and obedience to God’s design. Marriage is one of the primary ways God shapes and sanctifies men. This episode is a call to reject passivity, compromise, and selfishness—and to become the kind of husband your wife can trust, respect, and follow. If you want to grow as a husband, man of faith, and leader, this conversation will challenge you to align your marriage with Scripture and live out biblical masculinity at home. 📌 Subscribe for weekly conversations on faith, masculinity, discipline, marriage, and leadership.

Support Riley and Elizabeth Serle: https://gofund.me/99871bf07 Subscribe and share to support the podcast. Support the podcast: https://artofsufferingpodcast.com In this episode of the Art of Suffering podcast, we walk through two key passages of Scripture that played a major role in helping me quit drinking alcohol and reclaim clarity, discipline, and responsibility. How we view ourselves matters. Identity shapes behavior, and when men misunderstand who they are, they stay stuck in addiction, compromise, and destructive patterns. Breaking enemy strongholds starts with redefining identity, responsibility, and purpose. This episode is part of the Progressive Overload series, designed to strengthen men week by week, little by little—not just physically, but spiritually and mentally. Growth happens through consistent pressure, discipline, and obedience over time. We talk about: How Scripture helped me quit drinking The connection between identity and addiction Why responsibility is key to lasting freedom Applying progressive overload to faith and daily discipline Becoming stronger men for our wives, families, and the people around us If you’re struggling with addiction or feeling stuck, this episode will challenge you to redefine your role, take ownership of your responsibilities, and gain a clearer understanding of your purpose as a man.

NEW Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@MyDeterminedPurpose In this episode of Art of Suffering, we dive deep into what it actually means to be a strong, disciplined man in a world that keeps lowering the standard. We talk about faith, marriage, masculinity, leadership, suffering, and responsibility—and the hard lessons most men only learn through pain, failure, and humility. This conversation isn’t about hype or hollow motivation. It’s about becoming the kind of man who can be trusted: with a wife with children with responsibility and with truth If you’re trying to grow as a husband, father, or leader, this episode will challenge you to take ownership of your life, your faith, and your calling as a man. Key themes discussed: Why suffering is necessary for growth The crisis of masculinity in modern culture Faith that actually produces strength Marriage as a refining fire for men Discipline, work ethic, and personal responsibility Becoming dangerous in the right way 📌 Subscribe for weekly conversations on faith, masculinity, discipline, and becoming a man worth following. 👍 Like & share this episode with a man who needs to hear it.

📌 Support the podcast: https://artofsufferingpodcast.com — 🙌 Help Riley Searle: Donate here → https://gofund.me/99871bf07 Introducing the Progressive Overload Series. Every Friday, we break down practical strategies for becoming better fathers, husbands, and men of faith. This is a Christian podcast for men focused on biblical masculinity, spiritual discipline, and leadership in the home. Just like strength training requires progressive overload, strong Christian men are formed through daily obedience, accountability, and perseverance through suffering. Warriors aren’t created overnight — they are trained, developed, and forged over time. This is the same refining work God has been doing in you since you chose to follow Jesus. In this episode of the Art of Suffering Podcast, I share my personal convictions, the struggle to stay focused on God’s calling, and how I challenge myself to walk with God daily. We talk about faith through suffering, mental toughness, Christian leadership, and what it looks like to pursue obedience over comfort in a culture that avoids hardship. If you’re looking for a faith-based podcast, real conversations about manhood, purpose, and spiritual growth, and practical guidance for Christian fatherhood and marriage, this series is for you.

Support the Podcast Here: https://artofsufferingpodcast.com Reach out to Dalton: [email protected] In this episode Dalton visits with Todd Newsom, 20 year Youth Ministry veteran, and lifelong martial artist, about the importance of building community in both business and faith.

Support the Podcast Here: https://artofsufferingpodcast.com Reach out to Dalton: [email protected] In this episode Dalton visits with Justin about his life growing up and the suffering he has endured. Justin, like many of us, comes from a broken past littered with mistakes and regrets. These failures are all lessons to learn from and reflect on to walk toward a better future. Justin has shown incredible resilience in his life and has a bright future to look forward to! God is GOOD!

If you want to support the podcast visit: https://artofsufferingpodcast.comNot In Church Podcast: https://youtu.be/3PodmCvxd3g?si=z5KXI7CNC35v0qA9 Morgan Means Business: Coming SoonIn this episode Dalton discuss the battle against the flesh and what the word flesh truly means to him. The constant search for comfort is the enemy for most men. This looks like many coping mechanisms but it all falls under the same category. The battle against the flesh is a daily grind that requires discipline, focus, and dependance on the King. Never weaken.

Support AOS Here: https://artofsufferingpodcast.com In this episode we visit with Josh McElroy, retired army medic. He shares lessons learned from the battlefield, marriage, and life. Josh shares stories from his life in the military and how this affected his life back home. If you're looking for your purpose, your mission, or why you don't feel fulfilled in your life. Christ is the way.

Support The Art of Suffering at https://artofsufferingpodcast.com Buy Taylor's Book Here: https://a.co/d/6XqaukA In this engaging conversation, Dalton Darnell interviews Taylor Davis, a humorous TikTok creator and entrepreneur from Lexington, Kentucky. Taylor shares his journey from starting a wealth management business with his wife to venturing into horse racing. He discusses the importance of family, the lessons learned from horses, and how these experiences shape his approach to fatherhood. Taylor also delves into his writing journey, inspired by the parable of talents, and the challenges he faced in publishing his book. The conversation emphasizes the need for Christians to actively engage in culture and the importance of loving others as a reflection of their faith. In this engaging conversation, Dalton Darnell and Taylor Davis explore the themes of identity, purpose, and the importance of multiplying one's talents. They discuss the transformative power of suffering, the necessity of embracing pressure for personal growth, and the impact of authenticity in content creation. The dialogue also touches on the intersection of faith and politics, the challenges of balancing family life with career aspirations, and the role of true believers in society. Throughout the conversation, they emphasize the importance of living out one's faith authentically and the ripple effect it can have on others.

Visit https://artofsufferingpodcast.com to support the podcast. Find Roy and Family Here: https://youtube.com/@brandeegillham?si=l4LHIUCq5XZjij9Y Brandee's Podcast: Home, Heritage, & Hope In this heartfelt episode of the Art of Suffering podcast, Dalton Darnell welcomes Roy Gillham to share his profound journey of faith, loss, and resilience. Roy opens up about the challenges he faced, including the loss of his father and young son, and how these experiences tested his faith and reshaped his understanding of trust in God. Through candid conversations, Roy and Dalton explore themes of grief, fatherhood, and the enduring strength found in faith and community.

In this episode of the Art of Suffering podcast, host Dalton Darnell speaks with Con, a saddle maker from Utah, about his journey of spiritual growth, the challenges of cowboy life, struggles with addiction, and the importance of honesty in marriage. Con shares his experiences with parenting, adoption, and the miracles he has witnessed through faith. The conversation delves into the dynamics of family life, the role of love in overcoming struggles, and cultural perspectives on faith and belief. In this conversation, Dalton Darnell and Con explore various themes surrounding Christianity, including the importance of biblical scholarship, the dynamics within church communities, and the challenges of living out one's faith in daily life. They discuss the influence of modern Christian leaders, the significance of relationships in faith, and the necessity of simplifying spiritual practices. The dialogue emphasizes the need for love and acceptance within the Christian community, the role of the church in personal growth, and the importance of equipping oneself with the armor of God to navigate spiritual warfare.

Visit https://artofsufferingpodcast.com to support the podcast.In this episode of the Art of Suffering podcast, host Dalton Darnell speaks with Joe McDonald, the host of the On the Move podcast. They discuss Joe's journey into podcasting, his background in horsemanship, and the challenges of teaching clinics. The conversation also touches on the importance of family life, the transition from engineering to horse training, and the philosophy of suffering as a means of personal growth. Joe shares insights on how suffering can lead to memorable experiences and the joy found in overcoming challenges. In this engaging conversation, Dalton Darnell and Joe McDonald explore the challenges of fatherhood, the nature of suffering, and the importance of understanding God's purpose in life. They discuss the various phases of manhood, the art of suffering, and the balance required to navigate life's challenges. The dialogue also touches on the mental aspects of endurance, the influence of community, and the insecurities present in cowboy culture. They emphasize the significance of mindset and the philosophy behind training and equipment in the cowboy world.

Visit https://artofsufferingpodcast.com to support the podcast.In this heartfelt conversation, Josh and Dalton discuss their personal journeys with faith, the challenges of maintaining a relationship with Jesus, and the impact of family dynamics on their spiritual lives. They explore themes of forgiveness, personal growth, and the importance of authenticity in sharing one's faith. The dialogue is rich with personal anecdotes and reflections on how past experiences shape their current beliefs and actions.

Visit https://artofsufferingpodcast.com to support the podcast.In this episode of the Art of Suffering podcast, Dalton Darnell interviews Jason Cook, a horse trainer and coach. They discuss Jason's journey from the aerospace industry to becoming a cowboy and horse trainer, the challenges and rewards of coaching, and the importance of following one's purpose. They also touch on the significance of suffering in personal growth and the parallels between horsemanship and life lessons.

Visit https://artofsufferingpodcast.com In this episode of the Art of Suffering podcast, Dalton Darnell reflects on the themes of death, grief, and the eternal perspective as presented in Dr. Mike Darnell's book. He shares personal experiences, including the loss of a child, and discusses how understanding God's view of death can bring comfort and hope. The conversation explores the concept of death as a transition rather than an end, emphasizing the importance of finding one's identity in Christ and living with hope beyond earthly struggles.

Visit https://artofsufferingpodcast.com to support the podcast. In this episode of the Art of Suffering podcast, Dalton Darnell interviews Gabriel (Gabe) Castro, exploring Gabe's journey from a challenging upbringing to finding faith and purpose. They discuss the struggles of balancing work, family, and personal growth, emphasizing the importance of faith, resilience, and community. Gabe shares his experiences with depression, alcoholism, and the transformative power of faith, while Dalton reflects on his own journey of sobriety and spiritual growth.

Support Here: https://artofsufferingpodcast.com In this conversation, Dalton Darnell and Jake Corwin discuss the holistic recovery programs offered at the National Center for Healthy Veterans, emphasizing the importance of healing veterans physically, mentally, spiritually, and emotionally. They explore the role of education, the significance of hard work, and the journey of finding purpose in life. The discussion also touches on the concept of being a 'savage' in faith, the challenges of personal growth, and the impact of coaching and leadership. They address the realities of relapse in recovery and the importance of resilience in overcoming life's challenges. In this conversation, Dalton Darnell and Jake Corwin explore the multifaceted relationship between personal growth, community, and spirituality. They discuss the importance of church as a source of spiritual nourishment, the disconnect between church and community, and the need for authenticity in leadership. The dialogue emphasizes the significance of accountability, the power of suffering and sacrifice, and the role of self-discipline in spiritual growth. They also touch on the impact of physical health on spiritual life and the necessity of filling the void with Christ to overcome trauma and identity struggles.

Go watch Jamie Winship Here: https://youtu.be/3m4VhRW4rHc?si=FGLQZ2G7cbNfT6U9 Support the Podcast: https://artofsufferingpodcast.com Summary In this episode of the Artist Suffering Podcast, Dalton Darnell shares his personal struggles and transformative experiences that have deepened his faith and understanding of identity in Christ. He discusses the challenges faced during recent clinics, the impact of tragedy on his convictions, and the importance of building relationships within a community of faith. Dalton emphasizes the need for personal growth through understanding one's identity and purpose, encouraging listeners to lean on their faith during difficult times. The episode serves as a call to action for listeners to share their experiences and support one another in their journeys of faith.

Summary In this episode of the Artist Suffering Podcast, Dalton Darnell interviews Josh Rangel, the founder of Garage Church Fit. They discuss Josh's journey from California to Texas, the importance of community in fitness and faith, and the impact of COVID-19 on personal growth. Josh shares his experiences with discipleship, mentorship, and the role of social media in spreading positivity. They also delve into parenting, cherishing one's spouse, and the power of prayer in relationships. The conversation emphasizes authenticity in faith and the importance of being a positive influence in the lives of others.

Visit https://artofsufferingpodcast.com to support the podcast. Summary In this episode of the Art of Suffering Podcast, Dalton Darnell explores the themes of forgiveness and guilt, emphasizing the distinction between true and false guilt. He discusses the importance of forgiveness in personal healing and spiritual growth, providing practical steps for listeners to engage in the forgiveness process. Dalton shares personal reflections on his journey of faith and the challenges of following God's path, while also highlighting upcoming events related to his work.

To Support the Podcast visit: https://artofsufferingpodcast.com Summary In this episode of the Art of Suffering podcast, Dalton Darnell speaks with Victoria and Aaron Blaine about their transformative journey of faith, recovery from addiction, and the importance of community and prayer in healing. They share personal stories of overcoming trauma, the power of forgiveness, and the role of faith in their marriage. The conversation emphasizes the significance of surrendering to God, building healthy relationships, and finding purpose in pain. Through their experiences, the Blaine family illustrates how divine direction and support can lead to radical change and revival in one's life. In this conversation, Dalton Darnell and Victoria Blaine explore the complexities of parenting, marriage, and spirituality. They discuss the importance of prayer, communication, and mutual respect in relationships, emphasizing that both partners must navigate their imperfections together. The dialogue highlights the significance of spiritual protection, the role of a husband and father, and the need for community support. Ultimately, they stress that learning from mistakes and being transparent with one another are key to fostering a loving and supportive environment in marriage.

Listen to Chapter One: https://youtu.be/jaMml88JgeY?si=PvoTBNBsNw1uyFu5 Listen to Chapter Two: https://youtu.be/QrMo7-eIdmo?si=nuZKXhLJP2tmjCyT In this episode of the Art of Suffering podcast Dalton reads chapter three of Forever Loved by Dr. Mike Darnell. This chapter is all about how God uses suffering in our lives. Thank you so much for watching and please reach out if you need me! Email me at [email protected]

Needing some custom gear? Visit Carlos here: https://www.lostbuckaroo.com Wanna come to a clinic? Register here: https://310edu.com Summary In this episode of the Art of Suffering podcast, Dalton Darnell interviews Carlos Macias, a seasoned entrepreneur and craftsman in the cowboy gear industry. They discuss the challenges and rewards of entrepreneurship, the importance of discipline in parenting, and the value of customer service. Carlos shares insights from his 25-year journey in business, emphasizing the need for structure and consistency in both personal and professional life. The conversation also touches on the impact of social media, the significance of experience and failure, and the evolution of ropes and gear in the cowboy culture. Carlos highlights the importance of teaching as a means to mastery and encourages listeners to stay involved in their children's lives to prepare them for the future.

To support the Podcast visit: https://artofsufferingpodcast.comListen to chapter one here: https://rss.com/podcasts/the-art-of-suffering-podcast/2146807SummaryIn this episode, Dalton Darnell explores the themes of grief, loss, and the intricate relationship between emotions and faith. He reflects on personal experiences and insights from the book 'Forever Loved' by Dr. Mike Darnell, emphasizing the importance of understanding our emotions, the power of thoughts, and the role of suffering in personal growth. The conversation encourages listeners to focus on truth and faith in times of struggle, highlighting that while grief is a painful journey, it can also lead to profound healing and understanding.

Support the podcast by visiting https://artofsufferingpodcast.com Summary In this episode of the Art of Suffering podcast, Dalton Darnell speaks with Merritt Roach about his journey of self-improvement, the challenges of new parenthood, and the importance of communication in marriage. Merritt shares insights on prioritizing his wife over children, the role of faith in relationships, and the lessons learned from his upbringing. The conversation emphasizes the need for self-reflection, community support, and the balance of discipline and grace in parenting. Merritt's experiences highlight the complexities of navigating marriage and parenthood, ultimately leading to personal growth and deeper connections.

Visit https://artofsufferingpodcast.com to support the podcast. Summary In this episode of the Artist Suffering Podcast, Dalton Darnell reflects on personal experiences and the wisdom imparted by his late grandfather, Dr. Mike Darnell. He shares insights from Dr. Darnell's book 'Forever Loved', focusing on themes of suffering, acceptance, and the unconditional love of God. The conversation emphasizes the importance of recognizing one's worth and the transformative power of love in overcoming life's challenges.

Support the Podcast at https://artofsufferingpodcast.com Summary In this episode of the Art of Suffering podcast, host Dalton Darnell welcomes Brandon Schrader, who shares his journey from rodeo to farriery and the challenges he faces as a parent of autistic children. The conversation delves into the importance of horse behavior, the responsibilities of horse owners, and the resilience required in marriage and parenting. Brandon discusses the impact of autism on family life, the value of hard work, and the lessons learned through personal growth. The episode emphasizes the significance of accountability, faith, and commitment in navigating life's challenges. In this conversation, Dalton Darnell and Brandin discuss the complexities of anger management, the challenges of parenting, and the importance of faith in personal growth. They explore the cultural barriers to learning and trust, the transformative power of relationships, and the necessity of communication in overcoming personal demons. The dialogue emphasizes the significance of understanding one's struggles, the impact of words, and the ongoing battle against spiritual adversities. Ultimately, they highlight the journey of self-improvement and the importance of surrounding oneself with supportive individuals.

Please Visit: https://artofsufferingpodcast.comIn this engaging conversation, Dalton Darnell welcomes Josh Howard to discuss his journey from teaching high school to becoming a TikTok theologian. They explore the nature of theology, the importance of authentic relationships in faith, and the role of music in spiritual awakening. Josh shares his personal experiences of struggling with faith, his call to ministry, and the significance of community in the church. The discussion emphasizes the need for authenticity and love in navigating faith and relationships, ultimately portraying the church as a supportive environment for spiritual growth. In this conversation, Josh Howard and Dalton Darnell explore the complexities of spiritual growth, the importance of community, and the challenges faced in ministry. They discuss the concept of 'spiritual violence' as a passionate pursuit of faith, the struggles of navigating spiritual warfare, and the significance of support systems in maintaining faith. The dialogue also touches on personal experiences of crisis, the silence of God, and the journey of fatherhood as a metaphor for spiritual growth. Ultimately, the conversation emphasizes the importance of vulnerability, trust, and the ongoing journey of faith.

Click here to support: https://artofsufferingpodcast.comIn this episode of the Art of Suffering podcast, Dalton Darnell interviews Travis Newman, a seasoned cowboy and horse trainer. They reminisce about their early days of cowboying, the unique challenges faced in different regions, and the nature of suffering that cowboys embrace. The conversation delves into the value of cowboy skills, the impact of social media on cowboy culture, and the importance of mentorship. Travis shares insights on training horses and how those principles apply to life and relationships. The episode concludes with reflections on career changes and the pursuit of personal growth.

Hit this link to support: https://artofsufferingpodcast.com In this episode of the Art of Suffering podcast, host Dalton Darnall interviews Calvin Papenaw, who shares his journey from growing up in Pendleton, Oregon, to working on a ranch in Montana and navigating the challenges of marriage and faith. The conversation delves into the importance of being equally yoked in relationships, the struggles faced by young Christians, and the significance of humility and continuous learning in one's faith journey. Calvin reflects on his experiences in Bible college, the role of the local church, and the impact of suffering on personal growth. The episode concludes with insights on confronting personal struggles and seeking redemption through faith. In this conversation, Calvin and Dalton explore the transformative power of faith and the importance of works in the Christian journey. They discuss personal struggles, the role of fatherhood, and the challenges of early marriage, emphasizing the need for acceptance and understanding in relationships. The dialogue highlights the trials faced in life and how they can lead to growth and redemption, as well as the significance of forgiveness and support during difficult times, particularly in the context of childbirth.

Support the Podcast: https://artofsufferingpodcast.comIn this engaging conversation, Gloria Hester shares her extensive background in the horse industry, discussing both the joys and challenges she faced. She delves into the darker aspects of horse training and care, emphasizing the importance of somatic practices and nutrition in fostering a healthy relationship with animals. The discussion also explores the principles of Ayurveda and how they can be applied to improve health and well-being. Gloria highlights the significance of understanding the nervous system and the art of suffering, encouraging listeners to embrace their experiences and make informed choices in their lives. In this conversation, Dalton Darnell and Gloria Hester explore the intricate relationship between humans and horses, emphasizing the importance of effective communication and understanding the horse's perspective. They delve into the concept of somatic wisdom, discussing how intelligent movement and awareness can lead to healing for both humans and animals. The discussion highlights the significance of nutrition, intentionality, and the balance between strength and flexibility in achieving overall well-being. Gloria shares her experiences and insights on writing and sharing knowledge, aiming to inspire others in their healing journeys.

Support the Podcast Here: https://artofsufferingpodcast.com In this episode of the Art of Suffering podcast, Chris Rutledge shares his tumultuous journey from a challenging childhood in California to finding stability and purpose in life. He discusses the impact of family dynamics, trauma, and addiction on his upbringing, as well as his career as a mechanic. Chris emphasizes the importance of treating others with respect and kindness, and how faith and redemption have played a significant role in his transformation. His story is one of resilience, personal growth, and the search for meaning in life's challenges. In this conversation, Chris Rutledge shares his tumultuous journey through family struggles, personal growth, and ultimately finding faith in Christ. He discusses the challenges of dealing with a troubled family background, the responsibility of caring for his younger brother, and the impact of his father's actions on his life. Chris reflects on his path to forgiveness, the importance of being a supportive father, and how his son's involvement in a youth ministry led him to rediscover his faith. The discussion also touches on the role of music in his spiritual journey and the significance of sharing experiences to help others.

Visit https://artofsufferingpodcast.com to support the Podcast! Summary In this episode, Dalton Darnell interviews Pake, a small business owner and family man, who shares his journey from a small town in Kansas to building a life on a family farm. Pake discusses the challenges of balancing work and family, the importance of resilience in entrepreneurship, and how Jiu-Jitsu has transformed his life. He emphasizes the value of showing vulnerability to his children and the role of faith in personal growth. Pake also reflects on his marriage, military experience, and the significance of real-world education over traditional schooling. In this engaging conversation, Dalton Darnell and Pake discuss the intricacies of knife making, the balance between hobbies and work, and the challenges of entrepreneurship. They delve into the importance of quality craftsmanship, the innovative use of fitness tools like the mace, and the personal struggles with mental health and loss. The dialogue emphasizes the value of community support and the journey towards healing and clarity in life.

To support the Podcast visit: https://artofsufferingpodcast.comIn this conversation, Dalton Darnell and Joshua Nelson explore the themes of resilience, manhood, and community through personal stories and experiences. They discuss Joshua's journey from military service to ranching and ministry, emphasizing the importance of shared suffering, family dynamics, and the role of the church in modern society. The dialogue highlights the challenges and rewards of ranching life, the significance of open communication in relationships, and the pursuit of purpose through adversity. In this conversation, Dalton Darnell and Joshua Nelson explore the complexities of parenting, relationships, and personal growth. They discuss the importance of honesty in parenting, teaching accountability, and the significance of integrity in personal life. The dialogue also touches on the challenges of leadership, the daily choice of partnership, and the necessity of discipline in life. They emphasize the value of community, mentorship, and learning from others, while also addressing the fears that often hold people back from pursuing their dreams and taking action.