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John Eldredge

John Eldredge

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Sep 11, 2026

Keith RothfussCORRESPONDENT
25:04
An American flag.
Keith RothfussCORRESPONDENT
25:05
Author John Eldredge says the human soul was not meant to take on the tragedy of the world.
Keith RothfussCORRESPONDENT
25:11
He understands the fragility of the human heart.
Keith RothfussCORRESPONDENT
25:13
Tragedies like these hit hard, and they break.
Allison CookGUEST
11:40
And then I could just feel this place inside of me.
Allison CookGUEST
11:44
And I love how John Eldredge calls them young places inside of us.
Allison CookGUEST
11:48
And I I think of these as young parts of us, you know, it felt like a little eight-year-old girl who just was like, no, you know, I don't, I don't like God, you know? And, and in that moment, I kind of had a choice, Susie, you know, you talked about that inner critic or the critical part.
Allison CookGUEST
12:02
voice that we can hear from others, but we put it to ourself and, and I could sort of criticize myself and I could be like, ah, what's wrong with you? You know, just pray, you know, kind of, kind of shut it down.
Matthew MorrisHOST
0:11
Only then is he fit for a woman, for only then does he have something to invite her into.
Matthew MorrisHOST
0:17
John Eldredge, Wild at Heart.
Matthew MorrisHOST
0:21
welcome to the bow your podcast this is episode two of our be a man series and our topic of discussion is balance with my dear friend and mentor brian burkhart brian was a long time executive leader at general motors as you can imagine that workload was significant yet brian still made time for his wife children and dedicated time into the woods let's hear how he does it As a reminder, each episode topic is carefully thought out and intended to be relatable to men today and perhaps generations to come.
Matthew MorrisHOST
0:54
These conversations are not only academic, but are collaborative in nature.
Darren RouanzoinHOST
14:41
... that we need to affirm.
Darren RouanzoinHOST
14:42
Like, why I th- why I think Wild at Heart is still a bestseller, which is John Eldredge's book.
Derek MackGUEST
14:48
Yes.
Darren RouanzoinHOST
14:48
It taps into this condition that men have been domesticated.
L.S. GoozdichHOST
0:00
Maybe it's not romantic love, but there has to be that beauty to save angle that John Eldridge talks about for it to really hit the full heart of man, I think.
Nathanael HummelHOST
0:33
Welcome back to the Men's Adventure Fiction Podcast.
Nathanael HummelHOST
0:36
We are here to talk about

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L.S. GoozdichHOST
25:28
I think that romance, it's just, it is a part of our human existence and like our, our souls kind of long for something in that realm too.
L.S. GoozdichHOST
25:38
So stories that speak to that, they speak to us, you know, and when you ignore that completely, there is a part of it that is unfulfilled and, and left wanting, you know, like I just, I've been obsessed with the dog stars and I've talked to you about it endlessly.
L.S. GoozdichHOST
25:52
If it were just the story without, romance and it was just this this man trying to like find meaning and hope after the apocalypse to be kind of cool when you throw the romance into it it just becomes so much more like life affirming and just so much more resonant as well so like it can offer such a good aspect to the story and to your point maybe it's not romantic love but there has to be that beauty to save angle that John Eldridge talks about for it to really hit the, the full heart of man.
L.S. GoozdichHOST
26:24
I think, and that's why in fire and the tall grass, his wife's not in it.
L.S. GoozdichHOST
26:28
It's not a romance, but there's still the beauty he's trying to save is this relationship between this mother and son.
Jake KastlemanHOST
1:37
Sam's book, The Sex Talk You Never Got, is a fantastic work.
Jake KastlemanHOST
1:42
It has hundreds of five-star reviews and is quoted by John Eldredge as, "The most important book on sexuality you will ever read." It takes a refreshing approach and is desperately needed in an age when men's sexuality is either blown up into something dirty or minimized into something dull as a tool for selfish pleasure.
Jake KastlemanHOST
2:01
Today, Sam and I flip all of this on its head, giving you and your sons the practical tools you need to build something profound together so you can actually bless your sexuality.
Jake KastlemanHOST
2:12
Before we dive in, a reminder to download my free e-book, The 10 Tools to Conquer Cravings, or sign up for my free workshop, The Eight Keys to Lose Your Desire for Porn.
RJ WhaleyGUEST
8:20
I got to a point where I just, I kind of crumpled everything.
RJ WhaleyGUEST
8:23
before god was kind of like all i know is everything i do is wrong this is not what i want but i don't know how to get out and i remember um sitting down over the course of you know the next year reading my bible cover to cover and reading wild at heart by john eldridge just because i was like i don't know where else to go yeah um both of which were really helpful and it was kind of at the end of that year that melissa kind of i think she listened to a podcast and
Melissa WhaleyGUEST
8:49
Yeah.
Melissa WhaleyGUEST
8:50
So I, you know, we were, our marriage was really beginning to struggle.
Jennifer PepitoHOST
1:53
He's the co-host of the Wild at Heart podcast.
Jennifer PepitoHOST
1:56
You can listen to our episode with John Eldridge to catch up on more of what that's about.
Jennifer PepitoHOST
2:01
And he's also a creativity coach.
Jennifer PepitoHOST
2:03
His new book is called The Creativity Glitch.
MorganHOST
8:58
And what is the season? What am I noticing? I came to Christ April 19th, 1995, so three decades ago, and that conversion was holy and essential.
MorganHOST
9:14
The arc of my initiation over the last 25 years has been rooted in sonship, and the context has been partnering with John Eldredge and Wild at Heart.
MorganHOST
9:23
So-
Jay HeckGUEST
9:24
Mm-hmm
Glen FraserHOST
7:04
You think of Moses as well, and him as a sage, as an older man, but still having leadership and still imparting wisdom to the next generation.
Glen FraserHOST
7:14
What John Eldredge says of the world now is what we live in now is a world of uninitiated men, partial men, boys mostly, walking around in men's bodies with men's jobs and families, finances and responsibilities.
Glen FraserHOST
7:33
If you want to just understand a little bit more about the journey of the masculine, then this book, Fathered by God, is a fantastic read and it'll be a great map for where you are in life as well.
Glen FraserHOST
7:46
And it'll be a real blessing for you to get a hold of that, especially the first part of the book.

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