Welcome to The Cartographers, a podcast to help Christian leaders map a changing cultural landscape in the 21st century. Join us, Bryce Hales and Ashley Hales, Pastor and PhD, as we explore with our guests how to cultivate fruitful and resilient lives and communities. More at: www.willowbrae.org/media
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 169 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Category | Religion & Spirituality |
Brad East joins us to talk about Gen Z, the rise of magic, and what it might take to make Christianity weird again in a secular age. Tune in for a fascinating, down-to-earth conversation about what faith in Christ offers the world.
Brad East is a p... more
Gordon T. Smith joins us to talk about the position of the church in a secular age. Do we stay put? Do we form a moral enclave? How does worship form us into disciples?
Join us for this conversation on the words and practices that form our imaginat... more
"Maybe religion, for all of its faults, works a bit like a retaining wall to hold back the destabilizing pressure of American hyper-individualism, which threatens to swell and spill over in its absence.” So writes Derek Thompson in The Atlantic.
In... more
How do things like gratitude and thanksgiving form us? In this conversation with Cornelius Plantinga on his latest book, Gratitude, we talk about the importance of gratitude, sin, confession, and growth in the worshipping life of a church. We also ta... more
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I have loved this podcast. It may be my favorite new podcast of 2023. This is a great resource for church leaders who are trying to make sense of our current ministry landscape.
Finding Holy is a great podcast hosted by Ashley Hales. Very conversational and relational with thoughtful interviews. I appreciate the topics she addresses and always end each episode encouraged and with good ideas.
It’s a joy to listen to Finding Holy each week. I love the thoughtful conversations that take place on a variety of topics, all for the sake of encouraging us in our walks with the Lord.
It is like sitting across the tea-table and chatting with my friend.
I love these God-honoring, practical conversations. Ashley’s easy manner and insightful questions draw out deep, thoughtful responses from her guests—all of whom have much wisdom to offer. A true treat!!
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