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Saved by the City

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Christian Nationalism
Evangelicalism
Wild At Heart
Christianity
Christian Hedonism
John Piper
Emotional Health
Spirituality
Romantic Relationships
Friendship
John Eldredge
Desiring God
Christian Masculinity
Gender Roles
Rob Reiner
Dan Partland
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2024 Elections
Rick Warren
Purpose Driven Life

Roxy and Katelyn grew up in the white evangelical American heartland. Both were warned moving to a supposed bastion of secular culture would be dangerous to their faith. While navigating a city where people sleep in on Sunday mornings and the chaste motto “true love waits” isn’t a thing, the two have found a renewed, vibrant faith that has been both strengthened and stretched in the metropolis.

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Are you there God? It's me, Mushrooms ...

Katelyn and Roxy are what researchers would call "psychedelically naïve." As in, we've never gone on a hallucinogenic trip before. But we're not necessarily psychedelically negative -- we're fascinated by ho... more

Who is really winning here?

In the wake of Charlie Kirk's very gruesome and very public assassination on September 10, the debate over his legacy has played out in real time and online. The responses to his death revealing just how fractured we've b... more

If every generation of parents has their anxieties, the post-evangelical Millennial parent is perhaps most angsty about how to raise their kids as Christians — without all the baggage. Many parents our age — especially those who grew up evangelical —... more

Doug Wilson’s name is suddenly everywhere (and his voice too). The 72-year-old pastor from Moscow, Idaho has become the go-to theologian for Christian nationalism, offering what has been framed as a more moderate, more intellectually rigorous case fo... more

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Recent Guests

Nijay Gupta
New Testament scholar and author of Slow Theology, Eight Practices for Resilient Faith in a Turbulent World
Northern Seminary
Episode: After the Assassination: How the Algorithm Wars Gave Us Two Charlie Kirks
Marissa Franks Burt
Co-author of 'The Myth of Good Christian Parenting'
Brazos Press
Episode: Spanking Is Not a Love Language: Parenting in a Post-Dobson World + Marissa Franks Burt
Doug Wilson
Controversial pastor of Christ Church in Moscow, Idaho
Christ Church
Episode: From Fringe to Mainstream: Why Doug Wilson Is Having His Moment
Jack Jenkins
RNS reporter covering Doug Wilson and Christian nationalism
Religion News Service
Episode: From Fringe to Mainstream: Why Doug Wilson Is Having His Moment
Annie Parsons
Friend and guest discussing her journey into single motherhood
Episode: Best of SBTC: Why I Chose to Have a Baby on My Own + Annie Parsons
Sarah Bessey
Bestselling author and co-founder of Evolving Faith
Evolving Faith
Episode: Best of SBTC: Rethinking Our Drinking + Sarah Bessey
Collin Hansen
Editor-in-Chief of the Gospel Coalition and author of a biography on Tim Keller
The Gospel Coalition
Episode: Q's Shift, Keller's Legacy and Our Negative World + Collin Hansen
Kelsey Kramer McGinnis
Reporter and author who discusses tradwives
Christianity Today
Episode: The Real Trad Wives of Instagram + Kelsey Kramer McGinnis
Pico Iyer
Award-winning travel writer and author
Episode: Don't Pull a 'White Lotus.' Sacred Travel vs. Spiritual Tourism. + Pico Iyer

Hosts

Katelyn Beatty
Co-host who often brings perspectives shaped by her experiences in evangelicalism and her journey navigating faith in a modern context.
Roxy Stone
Co-host known for her engaging conversations that challenge evangelical norms, often fostering dialogue around important societal issues.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 203 ratings
  • Love you girls

    I am a 63 year old woman and I love you girls !!!

    You make me laugh and feel joy !!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kthom5
    Canadaa year ago
  • Katelyn’s a fan of Skyline!!

    But seriously, the conversations between Katelyn and Roxy are both deep and witty. The way they unpack important topics landing at the intersections of faith and culture is thoughtful and engaging every time!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SamWaldron22
    United Statesa year ago
  • Such a safe place

    I have only been listening to this podcast for <1 year (thanks for visiting the Holy Post Katelyn), but I can’t express how at home it feels. Katelyn and Roxy manage to exude fun, respect, and honesty in all their conversations, and I have found myself learning and growing. I have listened to this podcasts in vulnerable moments and felt safe. Thanks!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Don'twanttotellyoumyname
    United Statesa year ago
  • Apocra-FUN!

    So glad to hear the Apocrafun reading series will become a regular feature! Really insightful look at some books I’d rather forget, lol. Pairs perfectly with the regularly scheduled Saved by the City eps, which I listen to every week. Eager for more!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RecoveringFromWW
    United States2 years ago
  • Aprocrafun

    Loved the aprocrafun series. So glad you wil be keeping it going

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Juytr456
    United States2 years ago

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The dynamic between the hosts is often described as engaging, making it feel like a conversation among friends.
Overall, listeners enjoy the fresh perspectives and the sense of community fostered through shared experiences in faith.
The show is praised for its relatable and heartfelt discussions that resonate with women navigating their spiritual journeys.
Many find the exploration of deep topics, like motherhood and personal growth, both enlightening and comforting.
Listeners appreciate the hosts' honesty and humor when discussing complex issues of faith and culture.

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After the Assassination: How the Algorithm Wars Gave Us Two Charlie Kirks
Q: What can people of faith in congregations and communities uniquely contribute in response to the political climate?
The church should foster compassion and love for their neighbors and strangers, combatting hate with love as modeled by Jesus.
Best of SBTC: Rethinking Our Drinking + Sarah Bessey
Q: As you were in the process of quitting, how did you start to change your mindset about alcohol?
She mentions the importance of understanding the difference between self-care and self-comfort, recognizing that self-care involves healthy practices rather than comfort habits that can lead to unhealthy behaviors.
Best of SBTC: Rethinking Our Drinking + Sarah Bessey
Q: What has been the connection between your spiritual life and sobriety?
Sarah indicates that her sobriety has led to a greater sense of spiritual awakeness, feeling more in touch with her emotions and experiences instead of numbing pain, which has allowed her to heal more fully.
Best of SBTC: Rethinking Our Drinking + Sarah Bessey
Q: Sarah, what was your relationship with alcohol growing up, especially how you understood it or as modeled by your Christian parents?
Sarah recounts growing up in an alcohol-free home and describes how her parents decided to stop drinking after they came to faith. She expressed that drinking was not a significant factor in her early life and that she did not really experiment with alcohol until her teens.
Best of SBTC: How We Survived the Great Evangelical Betrayal
Q: When did you first ask Jesus into your heart?
The guests share personal memories of their initial conversion experiences during childhood at summer camps and youth events.

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2. Marissa Franks Burt
3. Doug Wilson
4. Jack Jenkins
5. Annie Parsons
6. Sarah Bessey
7. Collin Hansen
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