Jacob Anglin’s story is one of endurance, obedience, and deep faith. Born with a serious intestinal disease, he spent much of his youth in and out of hospitals—facing near-death experiences, multiple surgeries, and a seven-year period of chronic bowel obstructions. Yet through every trial, he discovered perseverance, hope, and an intimacy with God that shaped his calling.

In this conversation with host Teko Bailey, Jacob shares how those early battles forged his faith, why success is really about obedience and sonship, and how moments of risk—leaving a secure career in California, stepping into foreign nations, and writing his first book End Time Company—opened the door for God to reveal his strategy and governance.

From supernatural healing to navigating seasons of transition, Jacob’s journey highlights the courage required to obey God when the outcome is uncertain. For men wrestling with purpose, leadership, or calling, this episode offers clarity: faithfulness and obedience are the true measures of success.

If you’re in a season of shaking, transition, or simply asking “what’s next?”, Jacob’s story will challenge you to trust God’s timing, surround yourself with the right brothers, and root your identity in sonship, not assignments.

00:00 – Prophetic Word & Intro

01:53 – From Illness to ICU Peace

06:18 – Perseverance, Joy, and Healing

10:44 – Nations, Calling, Governance

12:52 – Warfare Abroad & Testimony

17:24 – Leaving the Job: Faith & Timing

21:38 – Hearing God, Risk, Obedience

27:11 – Sonship Over Titles

31:43 – The Book: End Time Company

44:27 – Brotherhood, Mentors, Blessing

About Jacob Anglin

Book: End-Time Company

YouTube: Jacob Anglin

About Teko Bailey

Teko Bailey is a husband, father, coach, and guide for men walking the path of faith and purpose. Through The Climb, he’s building a brotherhood of men committed to living fully, leading boldly, and climbing with intention.

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Tony didn’t plan to build a life around surrender. Early in marriage he made a countercultural choice—his wife would stay home—then walked straight into hardship: a father-in-law’s terminal diagnosis, his grandfather’s sudden death, and a long season of infertility. A chance visit to a church meeting in a movie theater opened the door to community and a deeper faith, but old patterns—control, image, the drive for money—followed him back to Miami. The result was shingles in his early 30s, a wake-up call that forced him to ask what God was actually asking of him.

In this conversation with host Teko Bailey, Tony traces the long arc from self-reliance to submission: leaving a lucrative real-estate lane, returning to the Carolinas, taking a corporate detour, and finally answering an unexpected vocational call—roofing—where he discovered “marketplace ministry” and the freedom to put God, marriage, and fatherhood in their right order. Along the way he found brotherhood through F3 (Fitness, Fellowship, Faith), re-framed money as a tool rather than a master, and learned to design a family-first life without letting fear drive.

If you’re a husband, father, or builder carrying quiet stress, this episode offers clear, tested practices: work on yourself more than the business, prioritize the household before the hustle, and trade control for daily submission—so your faith, marriage, and work can finally flow in the same direction.

Chapters

00:00 – Home Over Hustle

01:56 – From Crisis to Community

03:56 – Control, Image & Shingles

06:22 – Wrestling with Calling

10:57 – Infertility to Miracle

19:26 – Money, Identity & Surrender

23:50 – Leaving “Egypt” & Roofing Call

28:28 – Business Peace & Brotherhood

33:09 – Family-First Frameworks

39:05 – Order the Home, Lead with Love

About Tony Garay

LinkedIn: Tony Garay

About Teko Bailey

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David didn’t set out to become a draftsman. For more than a decade he built custom cabinetry, prizing precision and client satisfaction. Then interest rates spiked, the phone stopped ringing, and he faced a hard pivot—first into commercial sales, then into drafting and building design. What he discovered along the way: the strengths that made him excellent in custom work (detail obsession, perfectionism) could become liabilities when the job required speed, trade-offs, and submission to new authority.

In this candid conversation with host Teko Bailey, David traces a deeper journey beneath the career shift: learning to value presence over accolades, stewardship over status, and quiet obedience over external affirmation. He shares a defining season from his late teens—months of spiritual dryness where he chose to keep praying and reading Scripture with no feelings at all—and how those “deposits in the bank” sustained him years later when his wife passed away.

If you’re a husband, father, or leader navigating career pressure, identity, and faith, this episode offers clear, hard-won principles for staying present at home, resisting the lure of affirmation at work, and building a reservoir that can carry you through crisis.

Chapters

00:00 – Family First, Not Income

01:27 – Meet David: Carpenter to Designer

03:03 – Market Crash & Career Pivot

04:24 – When Detail Becomes Drag

06:26 – Learning Under Authority

15:49 – Fatherhood Lessons from Home

24:29 – Parenting: Don’t Major on Minors

27:03 – Dry Faith: Keep the Basics

39:36 – Success Reframed: Stewardship

43:10 – Choosing Presence Over Pay

48:15 – Not Asking “Why” in Grief

52:34 – Deposits in the Spiritual Bank

1:01:05 – Guard Your Heart & Mind

1:05:51 – A Prayer for the Journey

About Teko Bailey

Teko Bailey is a husband, father, coach, and guide for men walking the path of faith and purpose. Through The Climb, he’s building a brotherhood of men committed to living fully, leading boldly, and climbing with intention.

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Ralph Plumb never set out to live a double life—but for decades, he walked the line between international business and humanitarian ministry. A former telecom director, CEO, global strategist, and medical missions leader, Ralph has traveled to the most remote corners of the world with one purpose: to serve.

But behind his expansive resume is a story marked by grief, humility, and deep spiritual refinement. From the devastating loss of a child to betrayal in marriage, Ralph's defining moments didn’t happen in boardrooms—they happened on hospital floors, mountain tops, and even the 108th floor of the Eiffel Tower.

In this honest and vulnerable conversation with host Teko Bailey, Ralph unpacks the weight of calling, how redemptive entrepreneurship became his legacy, and why spiritual surrender—not success—is the real secret to enduring leadership. He also shares wisdom for men navigating marriage, business, and identity under pressure.

This is not just a conversation about leadership. It’s a masterclass in resilience, rooted in faith, forged through fire, and lived with intentionality.

Major Themes & Concepts

✅ Spiritual formation through suffering

✅ The tension between career ambition and calling

✅ Redemptive entrepreneurship and empowering others

✅ Grief, loss, and rebuilding identity after setbacks

✅ The role of intentional solitude in hearing God

✅ Living on mission without building dependence

✅ Forgiveness as freedom

✅ The power of legacy beyond wealth

🕰️ Chapter Breakdown

00:00 – Faith and Responsibility

01:00 – Life-Altering Diagnosis

05:05 – Mercy Across Cultures

07:10 – Redemptive Entrepreneurship

08:51 – Resilience in Prison

16:29 – Crisis and Redemption

19:31 – Presence and Forgiveness

22:16 – Silence and Listening

26:25 – Trustful Surrender

30:21 – Legacy and Perseverance

About Teko Bailey

Teko Bailey is a husband, father, coach, and guide for men walking the path of faith and purpose. Through The Climb, he’s building a brotherhood of men committed to living fully, leading boldly, and climbing with intention.

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Loren Remillard never set out to be popular. A longtime civic leader and president and CEO of the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce, he has learned that chasing approval—especially in an age obsessed with likes—undercuts clarity, integrity, and impact. What endures, he argues, is character: the daily discipline of doing the right thing, owning mistakes, and earning respect. Rooted in a 27-year marriage, years of camping and cottage weekends, and a commitment to raise children with a steady moral compass, Loren’s story centers on people over trophies and legacy over image.

In this candid conversation with host Teko Bailey, Loren traces the influences that shaped him—from resilient parents and a pioneering mother in business, to a school culture that demanded excellence and service. He opens up about being unemployed right before his wedding and how his wife’s unwavering respect reframed his sense of worth. He explains why he left a comfortable federal role to be more present for his young family, and later returned to the chamber to stretch and grow. Along the way, he shares hard-won frameworks: the “one thing” focus from City Slickers, a whitewater-rafting picture of when to paddle versus when to ride the current, and the difference between reputation (others’ perceptions) and character (who you are when you face the mirror).

Whether you’re navigating leadership scrutiny, wrestling with career tradeoffs, or trying to parent with presence in a digital world, this episode offers practical wisdom and grounded encouragement to run your own race—and to be respected by the right people, starting at home.

Major Themes & Concepts

• Respect over like: why popularity is a poor compass for leaders

• Character vs. reputation: what you can control and what you can’t

• Shaping moral compasses through time, presence, and the outdoors

• Career pivots for the right reasons: comfort as a silent risk

• Focus and mindfulness: choosing “the one thing” that matters now

• Resilience and gratitude: acknowledging luck while taking responsibility

• Education, service, and leaving fingerprints that last

• Handling criticism in public roles: clarity, transparency, and humility

• Practical parenting: channeling competitiveness into healthy goals

• Faith-inflected principles: purpose, legacy, and finishing the race well

Chapter Breakdown

00:00 – Navigating emotional well-being and the trap of chasing likes

01:58 – camping, cottages, and time over screens

04:26 – Building a moral compass that outlives titles

06:37 – Mark 8:36, City Slickers, and simple truths

09:24 – The “one thing”: focus, presence, and cutting through the noise

11:42 – Parents, education, and service-minded roots

18:21 – “Blessed to be a blessing”: creating value beyond yourself

21:09 – Worth beyond reputation: unemployment, marriage, and identity

23:54 – Choosing family and career wisely: leaving comfort to be present

27:43 – Character over reputation: leading amid critics and noise

30:56 – Raising healthy boys and avoiding CEO pitfalls

33:22 – Respect vs. like: a leadership stance for hard decisions

38:18 – A new chapter: run your race, keep the faith, and leave a legacy

About Teko Bailey

Teko Bailey is a husband, father, coach, and guide for men walking the path of faith and purpose. Through The Climb, he’s building a brotherhood of men committed to living fully, leading boldly, and climbing with intention.

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Lucas never imagined that success could feel like suffocation. On paper, he had it all—a promising engineering career, a proud family, a stable relationship, and a solid paycheck. But inside, he was quietly crumbling. The more he tried to become the man others admired, the further he drifted from the man he actually was.

In this powerful and reflective episode of The Climb, host Teko Bailey sits down with Lucas Almeida, a Brazilian-born marketer, new father, and follower of Christ, to unpack the cost of pretending—and the freedom of choosing authenticity. Lucas opens up about the invisible pressure to conform, the internal conflict that almost broke him, and the spiritual turning point that called him back to himself. From hidden isolation to honest community, from expectation to identity, Lucas’s story is a raw and relatable look at what it means to shed the mask and finally breathe.

If you've ever found yourself in a life that looks good but feels wrong, this conversation is your reminder: you don’t have to stay there. You can climb out, and come home to yourself.

Major Themes & Concepts

✅ Authenticity vs. performance in work and relationships

✅ Identity, faith, and finding yourself again

✅ Breaking free from societal and familial expectations

✅ Men’s mental health and the trap of isolation

✅ Friendship, mentorship, and trusted counsel

✅ Fatherhood, legacy, and showing up with humility

✅ Letting go of the image to live in truth

🕰️ Chapter Breakdown

00:00 – Introduction: The pressure to perform and please

01:21 – Meet Lucas: Brazil, engineering, and fatherhood

02:50 – Early career and shaping yourself to fit in

05:00 – The invisible trap: everything around you says "stay"

07:34 – The tension of being different but not too different

08:48 – Finding refuge in faith, scripture, and real friends

09:22 – A sister’s wake-up call: “You’re fading”

10:34 – The identity battle: thrive outside, die inside

13:02 – When every answer feels like a lie

14:44 – The cost of conformity, and the courage to change

19:14 – The turning point: a coffee shop and a future self

21:48 – Key lessons: community, counsel, and asking for help

23:46 – The myth of healing alone—and why it hurts men

25:28 – No pride in being broken: seek the stitch, not the scar

27:52 – Becoming a father: legacy, purpose, and God's choice

31:42 – Final wisdom: You don’t need to be perfect—just present

34:19 – Letting Christ live in you: the real path to change

About Teko Bailey

Teko Bailey is a husband, father, coach, and guide for men walking the path of faith and purpose. Through The Climb, he’s building a brotherhood of men committed to living fully, leading boldly, and climbing with intention.

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Rob never imagined that rock bottom would become the foundation for the life he was always meant to build. Newly married and full of plans, Rob was managing properties for top developers—until the 2009 crash pulled the rug out from under him. Laid off, broke, and forced to move back in with his parents, Rob found himself facing a painful question: Now what?

In this honest and hopeful conversation with host Teko Bailey, Rob shares how losing everything sparked a total reinvention—from mindset to career to faith. Through long runs, early podcasts, library books, and deep spiritual reflection, Rob rebuilt not only his confidence, but a life rooted in leadership, purpose, and family. Now a successful real estate broker, husband, and father, Rob reflects on what it takes to grow when everything falls apart.

If you're navigating uncertainty, questioning your next move, or searching for meaning beyond the hustle, this episode is your reminder: rock bottom isn’t the end. It’s the beginning of the climb.

Major Themes & Concepts

✅ Reinventing yourself after failure

✅ Marriage, fatherhood, and showing up with intention

✅ Building confidence through habits and discipline

✅ The power of mindset, mentorship, and asking questions

✅ Learning to pivot when the plan falls apart

✅ Faith, prayer, and trusting God through uncertainty

✅ Leading with ownership—even before you’re the boss

🕰️ Chapter Breakdown

00:00 – Losing the job, the house, and hope

01:46 – Meet Rob: Cuban roots, new marriage, new struggle

04:03 – The crash of 2009: moving home and hitting bottom

06:54 – Library cards, podcasts, and running toward growth

09:25 – From employee to owner mindset: stepping into leadership

13:48 – The spiritual rebuild: prayer, presence, and daily action

17:50 – Calculated risks, conservative fears, and breaking the ceiling

21:32 – Family first: redefining ambition with fatherhood in mind

25:14 – Men, burnout, and the trap of distraction

27:42 – Creating momentum when you feel stuck

29:38 – Final encouragement: your next chapter is possible

About Teko Bailey

Teko Bailey is a husband, father, coach, and guide for men walking the path of faith and purpose. Through The Climb, he’s building a brotherhood of men committed to living fully, leading boldly, and climbing with intention.

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Dean never imagined that burnout would become the gateway to a whole new identity. A high-performing mechanical engineer working in tech startups, Dean had built a life around achievement, perfectionism, and hustle. But when overwork strained his marriage, robbed him of time with his kids, and left him emotionally and spiritually bankrupt, he realized something had to break—and it couldn’t just be his schedule.

In this raw and reflective conversation with host Teko Bailey, Dean shares how hitting a wall at work led to a year-long journey of spiritual reckoning, soul searching, and rediscovering faith. From measuring life by net worth to redefining success through a biblical worldview, Dean opens up about fatherhood, marriage, vulnerability, and what it really means to live with peace and purpose.

Whether you're grinding through a demanding season, rethinking what matters, or feeling spiritually adrift, this episode offers a lifeline—and an invitation to climb differently.

Major Themes & Concepts

✅ Burnout and the limits of hustle culture

✅ Marriage, fatherhood, and emotional presence

✅ Redefining success through a biblical lens

✅ From anxiety to peace: the impact of worldview

✅ Faith as a foundation for emotional resilience

✅ How perfectionism masks deeper fears

✅ Choosing surrender over control in life and work

🕰️ Chapter Breakdown

00:00 – Perfectionism, anxiety, and the pressure to perform

01:01 – Introducing Dean: engineer, husband, father in crisis

06:19 – A mentor’s lunch that changed the success metric

09:58 – Strained marriage, missed moments with the kids

13:02 – Internal battles: stubbornness, guilt, and burnout

16:00 – The emotional unraveling: tears, shame, and solitude

19:08 – Turning point: rediscovering faith and peace

22:32 – Worldview changes everything: how Dean rebuilt

26:33 – Key takeaways: identity, presence, and new values

30:59 – A new chapter: child of God, husband, father, free

About Teko Bailey

Teko Bailey is a husband, father, coach, and guide for men walking the path of faith and purpose. Through The Climb, he’s building a brotherhood of men committed to living fully, leading boldly, and climbing with intention.

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Dennis G. Lindsay never imagined that surrendering titles would lead to finding his truest identity. A seasoned apostle and former pastor of 20+ years, Dennis had spent his life leading churches and ministries—but it wasn’t until he laid down the mantle of leadership that he stepped fully into his role as a son. In this powerful and transparent conversation with host Teko Bailey, Dennis opens up about childhood abandonment, blind spots in faith, and the deep healing that comes from intimacy with God.

Together, they explore how men can move beyond performance-driven living, how wounds from absent or unhealed fathers shape adult identity, and why cultivating family—like tending a garden—requires intentional, daily love. Whether you’re a leader, a father, or simply someone trying to reconcile past pain with present purpose, this episode offers insight, encouragement, and a roadmap for transformation.

Major Themes & Concepts

✅ Healing the father wound through spiritual identity

✅ Cultivating family with intention, honor, and grace

✅ Blame vs. truth: The enemy’s tactics in relationships

✅ Leadership rooted in sonship, not performance

✅ The power of conversation in emotional healing

✅ Redefining masculinity: from hunter to cultivator

✅ How to walk in favor through marriage and fatherhood

🕰️ Chapter Breakdown (10 Segments)

00:00 – The enemy’s deception: Why people aren’t the problem

01:22 – Introduction: From senior pastor to spiritual coach

02:21 – Identity crisis: The call from preacher to son

04:38 – Blind spots: What keeps gifted men stuck

09:29 – Father wounds and facts vs. truth

17:48 – Deliverance through conversation and compassion

22:35 – The role of coaching, brotherhood, and safe community

30:28 – What it means to be a hunter tempered by the Spirit

39:24 – Marriage and parenting: Cultivation, not control

46:24 – Investing in maturity: Growth is your responsibility

About Teko Bailey

Teko Bailey is a husband, father, coach, and guide for men walking the path of faith and purpose. Through The Climb, he’s building a brotherhood of men committed to living fully, leading boldly, and climbing with intention.

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Konrad never expected a simple move for medical school would upend his world. An introverted first-year student, he built walls of self-protection to shield against loneliness and rejection. When his only campus community collapsed, Konrad faced a choice: stay trapped in isolation or step into an unexpected leadership role. Pushed beyond comfort, he discovered hidden strengths, forged authentic friendships, and found a deeper calling in serving others. In this faith-rooted conversation, Konrad and host Teko Bailey unpack how responsibility can shatter self-doubt, how mentorship and prayer nurture growth, and why true courage often begins with small acts of obedience.

Major Themes & Concepts

✅ Embracing discomfort to unlock potential

✅ Responsibility as the foundation of manhood

✅ Introversion’s unique gifts in leadership

✅ Faith’s role in transforming identity

✅ The ripple effect of mentorship

✅ Replacing negative self-talk with truth

✅ Serving others to find lasting purpose

🕰️ Chapter Breakdown (10 Segments)

00:00 – Breaking the wall: Why comfort is a barrier

02:23 – Heidelberg beginnings: Isolation in a new city

05:04 – The loneliness loop: Low self-esteem and doubt

08:23 – A friend’s invitation: First taste of community

10:10 – Forced to lead: When the group fell apart

12:31 – Discovering joy: Serving others as a gift

15:20 – Surprising connection: “The popular student” story

20:26 – Men and emotions: Bridging work and relationships

23:24 – Doctor’s perspective: Listening to body and heart

26:57 – Living responsibility: Small steps to big purpose

About Teko Bailey

Teko Bailey is a husband, father, coach, and guide for men walking the path of faith and purpose. Through The Climb, he’s building a brotherhood of men committed to living fully, leading boldly, and climbing with intention.

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