Hosted by Ashley Hales and Bryce Hales · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 178 episodes
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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: https://www.willowbrae.org/media
Ashley Hales and Bryce Hales hosts The Cartographers, a religion show with 178 episodes published.
What does it mean to not belong to ourselves? This week, Alan Noble joins Bryce and Ashley to discuss the consequences of striving for self-fulfillment and self-sufficiency in our society, the need for community for indi
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
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 rest
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 fo
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 ep
What does it mean for manhood and womanhood to be redeemed? This week, Abigail Favale joins Bryce and Ashley to discuss the differences between men and women, their integral complementarity, and why our bodies matter mor
What does healthy masculinity look like? This week, Aaron Renn joins Bryce and Ashley to discuss the formation of men today, how men lived in the past, and how men can live well in the future. Aaron Renn: " The Three Wor
How have our modern technologies transformed the lives of young men? This week, Jake Meador joins Bryce and Ashley to discuss the cultural forces shaping men and masculinity today, the ways technology has reformed mascul
Take a peak behind the curtain with Bryce and Ashley as they discuss some of the articles they've been mulling over recently. Bryce and Ashley discuss the existence of double standards against men today, the cross-gender
How safe should we be? This week, Jeremy Lundgren joins Bryce and Ashley to discuss the cultural pressures of 'safetyism' today, the shifting ways humans have related to safety across history, and the spiritual good of h
What is it to be a man or woman, according to the Bible? Sam Allberry joins Bryce and Ashley to discuss the relationship of culture to the biblical vision of masculinity and femininity, the need for both grace and truth
How do we actually form men? Bryce and Ashley sit down with Chris Bruno of the Restoration Project to talk about rites of passage, how men are formed, and what healthy masculinity looks like. Be sure to register for Rest
Welcome back! On this season of The Cartographers , we are looking at Redeeming Manhood. In this episode, Bryce and Ashley map out what experts are saying about men, note the unique challenges young men and boys face in
In this episode of the Cartographers, we sit down with Kyle Strobel, professor at Talbot Seminary, to get at what spiritual formation is and isn't. It isn't a life hack or even growth. Find out more about Kyle , his subs
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
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 prac
"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
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 worshippi
Andrew Wilson, pastor and historian, writes about the context of the WEIRDER world in Remaking the World . We wanted to dig deep on the way this context affects Christian worship and practice. Listen in for helpful terms
We all know technology forms us -- but how? How does technology intersect with our spiritual lives? It's tempting to just toss tech out the window, but how do we think more Christianly about the tech we use? Whether as p
Carl Trueman
historian and theologian
1 appearance on this show
Abigail Favale
author of The Genesis of Gender
1 appearance on this show
Aaron Renn
author of Life in the Negative World · American Reformer
1 appearance on this show
Jeremy Lundgren
Dr.
1 appearance on this show
Sam Allberry
Immanuel Nashville
2 appearances on this show
Chris Bruno
President and Professor of New Testament and Biblical Theology · Re:story counseling practice
1 appearance on this show
Andrew Wilson
technical manager for ornamental horticulture in the UK and Ireland · Horizon Business Plans
1 appearance on this show
Curt Thompson
Psychiatrist, Author, Speaker, and Founder of The Center for Being Known
2 appearances on this show
Justin Whitmel Earley
lawyer, author of Habits of the Household · Habits of the Household
2 appearances on this show
Pete Wehner
The Atlantic
1 appearance on this show
Dan Darling
Director of the Land Center for Cultural Engagement · Land Center for Cultural Engagement at Southwestern Seminary
1 appearance on this show
Mark Labberton
Dr.
1 appearance on this show
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