
About this podcast
Welcome to Coffee with Hales! Here, we explore mini-homesteading, backyard chickens, conspiracies, technocracy, politics, and culture — all through a lens of curiosity and discernment, examining how a biblical worldview can shape practical living in everyday life. If you want to slow down, think clearly, and see the world from a different perspective, you’re in the right place — by asking thoughtful questions, considering alternative perspectives, and taking steps toward a more intentional way…
100 episodes · religion
Coffee With Hales
About this podcast
Welcome to Coffee with Hales! Here, we explore mini-homesteading, backyard chickens, conspiracies, technocracy, politics, and culture — all through a lens of curiosity and discernment, examining how a biblical worldview can shape practical living in everyday life. If you want to slow down, think clearly, and see the world from a different perspective, you’re in the right place — by asking thoughtful questions, considering alternative perspectives, and taking steps toward a more intentional way…
Recent episodes
- The Bible Isn't Perfect?! The Bible Was Written, Copied & Preserved by Humans — Can We Trust It?18 Aug · 23 min
- When Letting Go Means Obedience | Living Intentionally with Haley Graham13 Aug · 38 min
- Out of Context? Fact-Checking 3 Viral Bible Videos Using Hermeneutics.24 Jul · 27 min
- Living Intentionally as a Wife, Mom, and Homeschooler | Chatting with Abbie!20 Jul · 19 min
- Part 5 | Literal... According to who? You're Not the Bible's Original Audience14 Jul · 23 min
- Part 4 | Why is THAT In the Bible? | Cultural & Historical Context9 Jul · 21 min
- Living Intentionally with Rachel Queen: Faith, Grief, Motherhood & Building The Mingo7 Jul · 23 min
- Part 3 | The Bible Was Written to Be Explored, Not Finished2 Jul · 20 min
- Part 2 | Hermeneutics & Part 2 | Hermeneutics & Why Christians read the Bible & come to different theological conclusions?27 Jun · 25 min
- Part 1 | Understanding Bible History, Translations & Key Concepts19 Jun · 19 min