
Hugh Halter, Taylor McCall, and Jon Dengler discuss faith, church, and cultivating Kingdom ecosystems. There are no white papers for Brave Cities - the best we can offer are Grey Pages.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 73 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

Closing out season 3 with our brother Dezi
This is a glimpse into one of our fireside chats that brought together a bunch of families from all over to share about their experience being on mission together as a family.
Another round with just Taylor and Jon. Taylor shares about some big decisions that his family has recently made and Jon wonders if we might all just be heretics.
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This has renewed my hope that there is a more authentic way of being a Christian in our consumer world and inspired me to make changes in my life. I hope they come back for another season.
Wow. A lot to think about. Grew up in IFB circles and walked away but still felt there had to be something better. Then on to seeker friendly, and then found reformed. Each partially better than the previous for me. But still something deep inside that yearned to find a better vision for Kingdom. I plan to go deeper with your podcast. Thank you.
I am just a young mom from the mountains of West Virginia who somehow ended up sniffing out the kingdom in the Dominican Republic. For years I have been trying to understand this siren song embedded within my spirit. THIS.
At last I can finally string together a few coherent words to explain the “why” to people.
I just finished the 2 episodes on Babylon and I want to say thank you for wrestling out the language and theology on this in a public way. I’m part of a team who stewards an international artist community, and we see making, beauty, thriving, creating as protest. It is the very yeast, and small grain offering of making, that disrupts empire and injects it with a different way to see the world. These artists are often misunderstood by the Church and silenced or “reigned in” because of how their a... more
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A conversation-driven series that centers on faith, church transformation, and the creation of Kingdom-oriented ecosystems in urban and community settings. Episodes blend practical activism with theological framing—hospitality as a core practice, community-building, and reimagining church as movements rather than buildings. Guests and hosts explore topics like hospitality, kingdom economy, urban missions, and social renewal, often through personal stories of family life, leadership, and brave experiments in Brave Cities. The show stands out for its provocative critique of traditional church models, emphasis on small, connected communities, and willingness to tackle controversial ideas with a compassionate, experiential approach. Listeners w... more
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