
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.
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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 182 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Religion & Spirituality | |||

How can a robust understanding of our finitude help counter the dangers of individualism? This week, Kelly Kapic joins Bryce and Ashley to discuss how trinitarian theology can deepen our understanding of personhood, how suffering can teach us depende... more
What are the consequences of forgetting what it means to be human? This week, Carl Trueman joins Bryce and Ashley to discuss what it means for humans to be made in the image of God, how community and hospitality can restore our sense of the imago dei... more
What does the self mean for a Christian identity? This week, Angela Franks joins Bryce and Ashley to discuss identity in individuality throughout Christian history and in the Church today, solid versus liquid identity formation, and how body-related ... more
Welcome back! This new season of The Cartographers is exploring individualism, its history, and how the Church can build a community and legacy in which individuals partake in the joys of self and others. In the first episode, Bryce and Ashley outlin... 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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The show centers Christian leaders and thinkers engaging with guests who explore faith-informed leadership, culture, and community formation in a rapidly changing world. Episodes commonly tackle topics like Christian identity, masculinity, gender, and how biblical frameworks shape practical church life, parenting, and public discourse. A standout pattern is the blend of rigorous theological insight with accessible, actionable takeaways for pastors, lay leaders, and families, often through discussions of culture, technology, and everyday discipleship. The format emphasizes hospitality to diverse perspectives within a Christian frame and aims to help listeners map a resilient path for faith communities amid contemporary challenges.
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Recent guests on The Cartographers include:
1. Carl Trueman
2. Angela Franks
3. Abigail Favale
4. Aaron Renn
5. Jake Meador
6. Jeremy Lundgren
7. Sam Allberry
8. Chris Bruno
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