A podcast built for honest faith, not easy answers.
Tyler and Lincoln bring different instincts to the same table. One dissects systems. The other tells stories. Both refuse to flatten the hard parts.
Why This Podcast?
Because the hardest questions about faith deserve more than bumper-sticker answers. Because doubt is not the opposite of belief — it is the crucible that forges it.
Iron & Oak exists for the person sitting in the pew who has real questions and does not know if they are allowed to ask them. For the skeptic who respects honesty more than performance. For anyone who wants to go deeper without leaving their brain at the door.
Every episode takes one essential doctrine and pressure-tests it — not to tear it apart, but to show what survives the fire.
Tyler Preisser
Co-Founder & Co-Host
Tyler was born and raised in Kansas and is convinced that nothing matters more in a person's life than their relationship with Jesus Christ and scripture. He is a Christian and a husband who holds that faith is not just a pillar of your life — rather, it should be the lens you view the world through. He has a deep hunger for God's Word and for deepening his understanding of it, and he is passionate about giving people straight answers about faith in terms that anyone can understand. He believes that the debt for our sin was paid in full by Christ on the cross, and that we receive that gift not by earning it but by God's grace through faith alone — and that we are called as Christians to strive to become more like Jesus every day.
Lincoln Myers
Co-Founder & Co-Host
Lincoln grew up in Kansas, and his life is built on a foundation that does not move: his relationship with his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. His faith comes above his wife, his family, and his career. Simply put, he would not be where he is, who he is, or have the peace he has without Him. He has a long-standing appreciation for God's Word and firmly believes in the sufficiency of Scripture. He believes that justification and salvation are by grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone. When life gets loud and stressful, his faith gives him the perspective to look at his life in terms of eternity rather than temporary success.