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Trailer: Promised Land 2:40

11M ago2:40

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Promised Land is a limited series exploring the moral, spiritual, and political challenges presented by the Israel-Hamas War. Host Mike Cosper (The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill) takes listeners with him to locations across the U.S., Israel, and Palestine, bringing you into the homes, lives, and stories of people for whom this conflict is their everyd…

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Coming Soon: The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill 2:41

3+ y ago2:41

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When Mars Hill Church was planted in Seattle in 1996, few would have imagined where it would lead. But in the next 18 years, it would become one of the largest, fastest-growing, and most influential churches in the United States. Controversy plagued the church, though, due in no small part to the lightning-rod personality at its helm: Mark Driscoll…

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Hiatus Update 9:47

4y ago9:47

9:47

It has been a crazy year and I figured I would give everyone an update regarding the God at Work Podcast. If you haven’t guessed it by now we are on a hiatus, but I do have plans to come back and I give a little update regarding the direction I am feeling led to … Continue reading "Hiatus Update"God at Work: Stories of grace and faith

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Jen Pollock Michel on Vocation, Writing, and Habit 42:15

4y ago42:15

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Jen Pollock Michel is a writer based in Toronto, CA. She’s the author of several books, including Surprised by Paradox and A Habit Called Faith, which is releasing this week. On the podcast, she describes the road that led her to writing, the relationship between her vocations as a writer and a mother, and the place women writers occupy in Christia…

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Doug Logan: Reformed Theology in the Urban Context 56:14

4y ago56:14

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Doug Logan was running a barbershop in Patterson, New Jersey when he met Jesus. Doug, who is black, quickly married his girlfriend Angel, who is white. Within days, he was preaching on the streets to the homeless. In the twenty-five years since, their interracial marriage has been a kind of proving ground for the experience of racial tensions that …

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Tish Harrison Warren: How Grief is Our Companion in the Christian Life 41:04

4y ago41:04

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We’re often unprepared or unwilling to face experiences of loss and suffering. But in fact, they are opportunities for deep encounters with the presence and mercy of God. Tish Harrison Warren is a writer and a priest in the Anglican Church in North America. Her book Liturgy of the Ordinary was Christianity Today’s 2018 book of the year, and she jus…

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Makoto Fujimura on How What's Broken Becomes Beautiful 39:55

4y ago39:55

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Makoto Fujimura is a painter and the author of several books on the intersection of faith, culture, and the arts. Most recently he’s published Art and Faith: A Theology of Making. In this episode, Mako describes his calling as an artist and how living three blocks from the World Trade Center transformed his painting. He also describes his work in k…

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Timothy Dalrymple on The Church's Need for Storytellers and Sages 47:46

4y ago47:46

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Timothy Dalrymple is the President and CEO of Christianity Today. His road to CT is marked by a number of surprise turns, the first being a significant, career-ending injury as an elite gymnast. In the years that followed, he pursued a sense of calling through a variety of ministries, ivy league schools, and the tech industry. This episode explores…

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Aundi Kolber on Trying Softer 36:45

4y ago36:45

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Aundi Kolber is a therapist and the author of Try Softer: A Fresh Approach to Move Us out of Anxiety, Stress, and Survival Mode--and into a Life of Connection and Joy. On this episode of the podcast, Aundi and Mike talk about the impact of complex trauma on the body and soul, and how Aundi’s own experiences of trauma led her into the work she does …

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Latifah Alattas on Suffering, Healing, and Singing 41:58

4y ago41:58

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Cultivated veteran Latifah Alattas returns to the podcast this week to talk about life, faith, and creative work after divorce. When her marriage ended in 2017, it derailed a host of dreams and left her asking hard questions about forgiveness, healing, and relationships. Her work in churches was almost entirely halted, and for months she had to att…

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Ross Mason on Innovation, Risk, and Recovery 39:48

4y ago39:48

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Ross Mason’s work has crossed the country and crossed the globe, from Moscow to Silicon Valley, and back to Georgia, where he’s from originally. A lifelong adventurer, he loved climbing, diving, competing in triathlons, and was even certified as a NASCAR driver. In 2007, even after he suffered a C6 spinal cord injury that left him paralyzed from th…

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Dom D'Agostino on Reconciling Science and Faith 33:22

4y ago33:22

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Dominic “Dom” D’Agostino is an Associate Professor at the University of South Florida, where he teaches at the Morsani College of Medicine and the Department of Molecular Pharmacology and Physiology. He’s also a Research Scientist at the Institute for Human and Machine Cognition (IHMC) where he leads research efforts to optimize the health and perf…

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Rich Lowry on Where Conservatism Goes From Here 35:27

4y ago35:27

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Cultivated features the stories and ideas of Christians from a wide variety of perspectives. Their opinions do not necessarily reflect those of Christianity Today. From the time he was a teenager, Rich Lowry aspired to write for National Review. In 1992, that dream came true and by 1997, he became the editor of the magazine. You’ve likely seen Rich…

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Miroslav Volf on Christian Witness in Turbulent Places 40:27

4y ago40:27

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Miroslav Volf’s writing is considered some of the most significant theological work of the last century. He was born into a family of Pentecostal Christians in Croatia, under oppressive Communist rule, and a “minority of a minority” (as he would later describe it). For almost four decades, his writing has been a testament to the power of the gospel…

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John Kingston on Awakening America 36:24

4+ y ago36:24

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This sponsored episode of Cultivated is brought to you by CT Creative Studio in partnership with American Awakening, an ambitious multi-platform effort that embodies a campaign for the soul of America in an effort to slay the giants of death and despair in this American moment. Go to AmericanAwakening.us to learn more. John Kingston is a social ent…

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Beth Moore on Standing Up to Your Own Tribe 39:18

4+ y ago39:18

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Beth Moore has a passion for the scriptures that has guided her ministry for decades. On this episode, she recounts her story and some of the figures – like John Bisagno – who helped her along the way. She also revisits the moment in 2016 when, to her own shock and disappointment, she knew that she’d have to stand up to her own tribe. This episode …

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Politics and Public Witness with David French 51:27

4+ y ago51:27

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David French's story takes him from rural Alabama and Kentucky to Harvard law school. Afterwards, he found himself fighting for religious liberty and free speech throughout America's court system, and literally fighting for liberty in the surge in Iraq. In 2015, he turned to writing full-time, just about a month before Donald Trump descended an ele…

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George Whitfield 14:59

5y ago14:59

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God at Work: Stories of grace and faith

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John Wesley and the Methodists 13:46

5y ago13:46

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God at Work: Stories of grace and faith

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John Wesley- The Early 13:32

5y ago13:32

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God at Work: Stories of grace and faith

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Practicing Medicine and Caring for Patients with Dr.Heather Lewis 52:41

5y ago52:41

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On this episode of Cultivated, Mike sits down with obstetrician and friend Dr. Heather Lewis. Wildly funny, smart, and confident, Heather talks about the challenges of practicing medicine, caring for and loving her patients. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesChristianity Today

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Music, Loss, and the Kindness of God with Jeremy Casella 58:28

5y ago58:28

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Jeremy Casella has been a singer songwriter and performing artist for nearly twenty years. He’s performed and collaborated with people like Andrew Peterson, Phil Keaggy, and the Blind Boys of Alabama. Casella has released 6 full-length albums and an EP. He’s also been an integral part of the influential hymn collective Indelible Grace Music whose s…

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Charles Wesley the Christmas Hymns 19:35

5y ago19:35

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Today I continue with a look at some of Charles Wesley’s works by focusing on two of his Christmas Hymns as I wrap up season 3 with the traditional Christmas focused episode. If you have any comments questions or stories of your own that you want to share you can email stories@godatworkpodcast.com or you can … Continue reading "Charles Wesley the C…

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105 Goodbye (for now) 25:32

5y ago25:32

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Not every idea is meant to last forever, but how do you say goodbye to a bold idea? That’s what Leary and Armin cover in this episode--their last episode (for now) of the BoldIdea podcast.Podcast – BoldIdea Podcast

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Hymns & Psalms 16:02

5y ago16:02

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In this episode of God at Work, I take a look at how Charles Wesley’s spiritual renewal had an influence on his hymn writing. I also took a look at two of the hymns written shortly after his renewal. If you have any comments questions or stories of your own that you want to share … Continue reading "Hymns & Psalms"…

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Augustine, Authenticity, and Emotional Health with James K.A. Smith 44:54

5y ago44:54

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James K.A. Smith talks with Mike Cosper about his story, his new book on Augustine, fatherlessness, and a wide range of other topics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesChristianity Today

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104 Leah Archibald on discerning your call to work 34:03

5y ago34:03

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Does God have a plan for our work, even when that work isn’t done at a church or religious organization? That’s the question Leah Archibald and her team at the Theology of Work ask everyday — and it’s a question she explores on the podcast with Leary and Armin.Podcast – BoldIdea Podcast

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The “Forgotten” Wesley 9:48

5y ago9:48

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In this episode i work towards wrapping up season 3 with a look at Charles Wesley, the “Forgotten” Wesley. If you have any comments questions or stories of your own that you want to share you can email stories@godatworkpodcast.com or you can call or text (727)315-0830 If you want to donate to God at Work … Continue reading "The “Forgotten” Wesley"…

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Grace, Laughter, and Secular Religions with David Zahl 59:44

5y ago59:44

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On this episode, Mike Cosper and David Zahl talk about his story, why he came to start Mockingbird, and what their mission is all about. They also talk faith and pop culture, secular religions, and how coping with life really does demand that we get serious about faith in a crucified and resurrected savior. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit p…

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103 When to say goodbye to your bold idea 33:31

5+ y ago33:31

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Sometimes, we have to say goodbye to a bold idea that we are pursuing. In this episode, Leary and Armin discuss four ways to know when to say goodbye to your bold idea and share their own experiences with learning to let go.Podcast – BoldIdea Podcast

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Johann Sebastian Bach 19:14

5+ y ago19:14

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Today I we go classical and take a look at Johann Sebastian Bach. The compose that even on his secular works wrote the initials INJ which stand for “In Nome Jesu” or “in the name of Jesus.” If you have any comments questions or stories of your own that you want to share you can … Continue reading "Johann Sebastian Bach"…

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Finding Holy with Ashley Hales 33:47

5+ y ago33:47

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Ashley Hales holds a PhD in English from the University of Edinburgh, Scotland. She’s a writer, speaker, and hosts The Finding Holy Podcast. Ashley’s married to a church planter in the southern California suburbs and the mother to 4. Her writing has been featured in such places as The Gospel Coalition, Books & Culture, and Christianity Today. Her f…

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102 Matthew Thomas on the wasted stuff in life 36:37

5+ y ago36:37

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Matthew Thomas has traveled the world, taught across cultures, and planted churches in impoverished areas, and yet there’s two incredibly common questions he’s had people ask: Why am I here? and Does my life have any meaning? He chats with Leary and Armin today to sort through those two questions and how they impact our walk as Christians.…

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Victory in Jesus 10:15

5+ y ago10:15

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Today I take a look at a Gospel Music/Hymn writer that I came across while researching for the last two episodes on Albert E. Brumley. That song writer is the one who wrote “Victory in Jesus” and is Eugene Monroe Bartlett. song writer is the one who wrote “Victory in Jesus” and is Eugene Monroe … Continue reading "Victory in Jesus"…

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Wholeheartedness, Contemplative Spirituality, and Narcissism with Chuck DeGroat 59:37

5+ y ago59:37

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On this episode, we'll hear Chuck DeGroat's story – one that's full of surprising turns and surprising transitions. We'll talk about contemplative spirituality, the church's struggle with narcissism, and the resources available to us in church history for those seeking wholeness and spiritual vitality. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcas…

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101 Sangram Vajre on the courage to take action 49:20

5+ y ago49:20

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Sangram Vajre took a big risk: he stepped out of a good job and into one with a very uncertain future, and all with a wife, child, and new baby at home. He chats with Leary and Armin today about why the risk was worth it and how we sometimes need courage to take action on our bold ideas.Podcast – BoldIdea Podcast

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I’ll Fly Away 15:03

5+ y ago15:03

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In this episode I take a deeper look at Albert E. Brumley’s song “I’ll Fly Away” If you have any comments questions or stories of your own that you want to share you can email stories@godatworkpodcast.com or you can call or text (727)315-0830 If you want to donate to God at Work and Becoming God’s … Continue reading "I’ll Fly Away"…

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100 What 100 episodes have taught us about bold ideas 27:00

5+ y ago27:00

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It’s episode 100 of the BoldIdea podcast! Leary and Armin get asked these questions about the podcast all the time: “Why do you do it? What do you get out of it? What has it done for you? Hey, do you think I should do a podcast?”Podcast – BoldIdea Podcast

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Prayer and the Development of a Deeper Sense of Mission 7:27

5+ y ago7:27

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In this program, we will talk about a time when Jesus went off and prayed by himself in the early morning hours, while it was still dark, and emerged with a very clear and powerful sense of mission. This might tell us something about a potential connection between prayer and our work and maybe between prayer and the sense of mission and purpose we …

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099 How to handle your harshest critic—you 34:23

5+ y ago34:23

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If you want to put your bold idea to work, you have to face your inner critic. But that can be tough. Our inner critic is often our harshest one--and the least easy to dismiss, too. In this episode, Leary and Armin discuss what their inner critic looks like and some tips for keeping it from taking over.…

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098 Jay Payleitner on the Jesus Dare 40:49

5+ y ago40:49

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Jay Payleitner knows what it’s like to step out on a new adventure. A theatre major turned copier salesman turned radio producer, Jay’s been fired two days after his second son was born and he’s learned that it was all part of God’s plan---God’s dare, really---to take the next bold step. Jay joins Leary and Armin to talk about his new book, The Jes…

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097 Steve Siler on writing music for the soul 36:06

5+ y ago36:06

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Steve Siler is an award-winning songwriter and producer, but even more than that: he brings people hope through his ministry, Music for the Soul. Writing songs about grief, misscarriage, porn addiction, and adultery, Steve and his fellow songwriters are bringing people of all walks of faith the unique yet universal message they need to hear: that t…

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