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. On this episode of #SavedByTheCity, Katelyn and Roxy examine James Dobson's legacy: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

#DougWilson’s patriarchal ideas used to feel fringe—but now we’re hearing people in power question women’s right to vote and even whether women should be in combat. But can these extreme ideas really take hold today? Comment and let us know what you think! 💭 Full episode: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

Doug Wilson making another shocking comment about women? Unfortunately, that's nothing new. But an entire culture shifting toward less equality for women and the rise of #tradwife culture? Now that's something to pay attention to. Listen to the full episode: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

You know what didn't take a summer break? Christian nationalism. In this episode, Katelyn and Roxy explore who Doug Wilson is, why he matters, and what his growing influence reveals about the kind of conservative religion gaining political power in this moment. Listen: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

As we wrap up season 9 we leave you with a question: Can Christians with different beliefs still be united, or is the massive fracturing that's happened within the church irreparable? Let us know what you think in the comments, and we'll see you next season! Listen: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

#TimKeller's ministry modeled a form of Christian engagement that felt like it was *for* the city. But in today's world, the “winsome” approach is increasingly seen as naive, and cultural engagement has given way to culture war rhetoric. Listen now: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

What happened to the Q Conference? That “cool kid” gathering with its TED-style talks on faith and culture? On this episode of #SavedByTheCity, Katelyn and Roxy share memories of Q conferences over the years and ask: what changed? Was it us, them, or both/and? Tune in now: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

Does proper #dating etiquette still exist in 2025?! In a world of DMs and dating apps, the rules for how to break up have gotten complicated. When (if ever) is it okay to break up over text—or disappear completely? Comment and let's talk about it! 📲👻 Full episode: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

While going through a #breakup is never easy, some endings are better than others. ❤️‍🩹 We loved hearing what you all had to say on the topic. Did we miss anything? Comment and let us know! Don't forget to catch up on the latest episode of #SavedByTheCity: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

It’s our long-awaited break-up episode, and you, dear listeners, delivered. You sent in your sad stories, your sob stories, your weird stories, and your #evangelical stories. Listen now: linktr.ee/savedbythecity #breakup #breakupstories #heartbreak #datingstories #datingadvice #christianpodcast

The #feminist movement taught us that we could have it all — the high-paying job, the happy family, the perfect body, and the list goes on and on. But what if we're starting to realize that...maybe we can't? Listen to the full conversation: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

Is the #tradwife movement a direct backlash to something? If so, what is that thing?? Kelsey Kramer McGinnis helps us get to the bottom of this as we take a closer look at the religious tradwives and the common thread that unites them. 🎧 Hear the full conversation: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

On this episode of #SavedByTheCity, Katelyn and Roxy give you a tour of the tradwife phenomenon, catalog its various forms (from supermodels to crunchy granola types to MAGA moms), and ask: what in the Martha Stewart is going on with Ballerina Farm? Tune in now: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

We’re doing an episode on breakups. 😬❤️‍🩹 We want to know: What’s the worst — or weirdest — breakup you’ve been through? Tell us your stories (DM). And tell us: What’s the mark of a *good* breakup?

While Pico Iyer warns about the limitations of “salad bar spirituality,” where one picks and chooses a little of each religious tradition, he reminds us of the richness found in learning from other traditions to strengthen our own faith. Hear the full episode: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

Travel can be a beautiful way to reorient our souls and reconnect with God. But how do we continue to seek silence and solitude after we return home to the demands of life? Hear the full conversation: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

You don’t want to be THAT tourist. On this episode of #SavedByTheCity, Katelyn and Roxy explore the cringe factors inherent in spiritual tourism, and the true rewards that sacred travel can offer. Listen now: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

We're getting honest on the latest episode of #SavedByTheCity and looking at our own roles in the fight for #racialjustice. Thank you to @latashamorrison.bsky.social for taking the time to share your wisdom and encouragement with us. ❤️ Listen now: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

How do white Americans, especially white women, stay engaged in the work of #racialjustice when the headlines have moved on and when ‘woke’ is considered weak? Hear the full conversation with @latashamorrison.bsky.social: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

It’s been nearly five years since the murder of George Floyd and the national and global protests it sparked. This week, Katelyn and Roxy speak with @latashamorrison.bsky.social on pursuing justice for the long haul and what gives her hope amid our anti-DEI moment. Listen: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

While LGBTQ & women's rights activists in the Catholic church have mixed feelings about Pope Francis' legacy, it's undeniable that he gave them a voice that they did not have before. Do you think the next pope will continue this path towards inclusion? Full episode: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

The Conclave — made all the more intriguing to many by the recent Oscar-nominated movie of the same name — is set to start next week, and the lists of “papabile,” or favored successors, are already rolling in. But how accurate was the movie, really? Tune in now: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

#PopeFrancis was a man of the people. Will the next pope be? This week on #SavedByTheCity, Katelyn and Roxy are joined by Claire Giangravé, RNS’s voice of the Vatican, for a reflection on Francis’s legacy and a sneak preview of the Vatican drama to come. Listen now: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

On the latest episode of #SavedByTheCity, we're unpacking the ways growing up thinking of God as a wrathful, angry father impacted our view of him. Is he angry or is he merciful? Can both of these things be true? Listen now: linktr.ee/savedbythecity #christianity #theology #evangelical

"The cross is not where Jesus saves us from God. The cross is where Jesus reveals God as Savior." On the latest episode, we examine the effects that penal substitutionary atonement theory has had on us as a church with pastor and author @brianzahnd.bsky.social. Listen: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

On this episode of #SavedByTheCity, Katelyn and Roxy dust off their theologian caps for a little lesson on historical atonement theories. And, with guest @brianzahnd.bsky.social, imagine new (and old) ways of approaching the cross that go beyond theory. Listen now: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

In a world that devalues people who are dependent and who require something of us, Jesus shows us the beauty in cherishing them. ❤️ Church is a place where we can not only care for these people, but learn something from them. Listen to the full conversation: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

We're not sure how hot of a take this is...so we need to hear from you! 🔥 Let us know in the comments what you think about people saying, "I don't like kids." 🤔 Listen to the latest episode of #SavedByTheCity to hear the discussion: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

Gen Z’s mommy wars have arrived… Is this just a recycled generational debate — feminists vs homemakers — or is there something new going on here? Katelyn and Roxy explore these questions and ask: What role do children play in the Church and in Christian life? Listen now: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

Roxy has a front row seat to the daily demands that priests face while caring for the church, and reflects on how this also demands something of her as the spouse. Listen to the full episode to also hear how Katelyn feels about being the girlfriend of a priest: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

The #girlboss era may officially be cringe, but in the spirit of our generation we had a little fun imagining what 'A Millennial Girl Boss's Guide to Being a Pastor's Wife' would look like 😂 Which chapter is your favorite?? 📖☕️ Full episode: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

On this episode of #SavedByTheCity, we talk with historian Beth Allison Barr about why the role of pastor’s wife has evolved in many denominations to be the primary path of ministry for some women. Listen now: linktr.ee/savedbythecity #pastorswife #womeninministry #christianwomen #podcast

We've heard of people who like Jesus but not the church. Do we now like the church more than Jesus? 😅 Roxy gets real about struggling to access that place in her heart that she used to connect with God in her evangelical days. Full conversation: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

Why did religion and the belief in God not disappear after the Enlightenment? Ross Douthat would argue that while science has challenged some interpretations of the Bible, it has also provided plenty of evidence to back up the bigger questions about God. Full episode: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

We’re entering our woo-woo era. ✨ On this episode of #SavedByTheCity, Katelyn and Roxy dabble in the metaphysical and get curious about the mystical. We also wonder if maybe we’ve gotten a little too skeptical of the spiritual? Listen now: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

What if you could be content wherever you are? On the latest episode of #SavedByTheCity, Lydia Sohn is teaching us how to grow where we set our roots down, instead of bringing our baggage to the next city. Listen now: linktr.ee/savedbythecity #christianpodcast #spiritualpractice #howtobehappy

Well, we feel personally attacked. 🙃 New Yorkers, where's the lie? #savedbythecity #newyorkcity #newyorklife #newyorker #christianpodcast

On this episode of #SavedByTheCity, we explore the benefits of staying put and putting down roots — even as we celebrate our nomadic adventures. We are joined by Methodist minister and author Lydia Sohn who helps us see the spiritual practice of making home. Listen now: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

While the question of why dinosaurs aren't mentioned in the Bible doesn't keep us up at night anymore, this question does. Listen to the full conversation about the most potent argument against Christianity: linktr.ee/savedbythecity #christianity #christianpodcast #faithjourney #questionsaboutgod

Erin Hicks Moon (@erinhmoon.bsky.social) reminds us that it's okay to be honest with God. Our questions don't scare him, surprise him, or upset him. His chest is big enough for us to beat on ❤️ Hear the conversation: linktr.ee/savedbythecity #prayer #christianity #faithjourney #christianpodcast

On this week's episode of #SavedByTheCity, Katelyn and Roxy revisit some of the Capital T-truths of their youth group days and dare to say "maybe I don't believe that anymore." From hell to dinosaurs to midnight demons, we go there. Listen now: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

It always comes back to women somehow 🤷‍♀️ What are your thoughts? Does women's empathy belong solely in the home? Or does God want women's empathy in leadership positions? Listen to the full conversation: linktr.ee/savedbythecity #savedbythecity #hottake #feminism #toxicempathy #christianpodcast

Still looking for the passage that says, "Thou shalt not have too much empathy, for it is toxic." 📖 What do you think Jesus would say about this new movement coming from some conservative Christians? Full conversation: linktr.ee/savedbythecity #christianpodcast #empathy #evangelicals

It's toxic. It's sinful. It's compassion corrupted. What is this fresh evil? Empathy, of course! Or so says a growing faction of Christians with very loud voices. Listen to the first episode of a brand new season of #SavedByTheCity: linktr.ee/savedbythecity #christianpodcast #empathy

As this season comes to a close, we reflect on an important question: why do we care to re-engage the Bible? We want to say a huge thank you to all of our guests this season, and to all of you for listening ❤️ We hope you have a Merry Christmas, and we'll see you next season! - Roxy & Katelyn

For those of us who grew up evangelical, accepting a new perspective of the Bible can be extremely difficult. On the latest episode of #SavedByTheCity, Katelyn and Roxy reflect on why Bible reading has become so complicated as adults. Listen now: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

On this episode of #SavedByTheCity, Katelyn and Roxy dig into those formative experiences with the Bible, many of them shaped by an evangelical approach to Bible reading and interpretation. What would it take to approach the Bible afresh? Listen to the conversation: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

#SpicyTake from Katelyn: As a dominant religion in the West, Christianity is treated with scorn in a way other religious traditions are not. Agree or disagree? And if you agree, why do you think that is? Hear the full conversation on the latest episode of #SavedByTheCity: linktr.ee/savedbythecity

This week on #SavedByTheCity, Katelyn and Roxy are joined by the extra zingy Tiffany Bluhm as they roast & toast their way through the most important cultural phenomena of the year of our Lord, two thousand and twenty four. Tune in now: linktr.ee/savedbythecity #christianpodcast #genz

What do we think...is Jesus an #Enneagram 9? Listen to the full conversation: linktr.ee/savedbythecity #christian #faithpractice #easter #ordinarytime #pentecost