One Man and His Wilderness

In this episode we speak to Chris Staron and get his perspective of how God has used the wilderness to speak to him and draw him closer to Himself. Chris recently hiked over 300 miles on the John Muir Trail and Laugavegur trail in Iceland, while frequently spending nights in the mountains near his home in Jackson, Wyoming.
Chris is the writer/director of the Christian films "Bringing Up Bobby" and "Between the Walls". He's also the author of the time travel thriller novel, "Cradle Robber". Presently, Chris is the host of the "Truce Podcast" where they examine the Christian church using journalistic tools to explore how we got here and how we can do better.
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