The Cartographers
Welcome to The Cartographers, a podcast to help Christian leaders map a changing cultural landscape in the 21st century.
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- Aug 4, 2026
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- Jul 7, 2026
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Charisma and Leadership | A Conversation with Molly Worthen (opens the original)
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What is charisma, and what is the church’s role in navigating the charisma-driven ecosystem? This week, Molly Worthen joins Bryce and Ashley to discuss the Reformation’s historical impact on individualism and leadership, how stories invite communities into larger narratives, and the influence of charismatic leadership on American evangelical society.
Seculosity and Enoughness | A Conversation with David Zahl (opens the original)
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How can we help people imagine a different way of living? This week, David Zahl joins Bryce and Ashley to discuss the repercussions of seculosity in the way we relate to performance, how community points to a bigger mission than our own wants, and how language and stories can offer a fresh way of engaging with issues in Christian spaces.
Autonomy and Depedence | A Conversation with Leah Libresco Sargeant (opens the original)
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What is the beauty and dignity of dependence? This week, Leah Libresco Sargeant joins Bryce and Ashley to discuss how individualism has created an illusion of autonomy that contradicts our identity as children of God, our need to see our strengths and crosses as fruitful because of God’s power, and the stories and images in the Bible that depict our dependence on God and on others.
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