
It’s easy to see this world as disenchanted, and to give up hope that there’s more. But you were made to see the world with the eyes of heaven. And to live a bountiful life that participates in the life of God. Delve with Brian Brown and Sarah Howell into the great stories and their meaning for real life.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 93 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

Sarah Howell is joined by Brian Brown and Caroline Williams to explore the story of Sister Constance, who stayed in Memphis during the devastating 1878 yellow fever epidemic while much of the city fled. What could make someone walk toward danger when... more
What is a man actually for at home — past "protect and provide"?
Brian Brown is joined by Sarah Howell, Jeremiah England, and Matthew Clark to build a theology of domestic masculinity anchored in St. Joseph, the only man in Scripture who never spea... more
"What If Your Tuesday Is Already Holy?"
Most of us have quietly absorbed the idea that real spiritual life is happening somewhere else — the dramatic calling, the mountaintop moment, someone else's story.
In this episode, Brian Brown, Sarah Howell... more
Why does great art so often come from broken people? And what does that mean for Christians who want to make something true—something that actually holds hope without being sentimental?
This episode opens the Summer 2026 season on subcreation with a... more
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The show centers on Christian imagination, storytelling, and liturgical life, exploring how myths, fairy tales, and literary works illuminate daily faith, virtue, and community. Episodes weave literature, theology, and practical spirituality—often through conversation among a rotating group of co-hosts and guests—covering embodiment, joy, hospitality, and the redemptive power of stories. Notable strengths include a thoughtful, multi-perspective format, a commitment to practical faith practices, and integration of classic literary references with contemporary life, which can be appealing to listeners seeking depth, beauty, and actionable spiritual rhythms.
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2. Andrew Roycroft
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4. Matthew Clark
5. Lucy Shaw
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