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Unknown Host hosts Pastoral Theology with Joseph Lear Podcast, a christianity show with 20 episodes published.
Hello everyone, my name is Joseph Lear, and this is Pastoral Theology. I’m a pastor, theologian, and professor bringing theology into the local church and the local church into theology because they belong together. In t
What if the way evangelicals learned to defend the Bible actually corrupted the way we read it? That’s not a hostile question from a skeptic on the outside. That’s the argument my friend, Tyler Bream, makes from inside t
I had the incredible privilege of interviewing Dr. Josh Brahinsky about his forthcoming book, Tongues of Fire: How Charismatic Prayer Changes Evangelical Brains and Inspires Spirit-Filled Activism. Josh is in the departm
I’m not a fan of trying to argue people into the kingdom of God. But neither do I think becoming a Christian is a leap into the irrational abyss of faith. So what the alternative? Peter’s Pentecost sermon is a great plac
I’m writing a book about Pentecostal proclamation in the 21st century, and I’m sharing the process with you. The working title is Tongue On Fire: Pentecostal Proclamation in the 21st Century. It’s coming out with Logion
I’ve been heading up a project to get Chris EW Green’s Surprised by God: How and Why What We Think About the Divine Matters translated into Spanish. Both the English and Spanish versions are 50% off with free media mail
Here’s another bit about my forthcoming book on Pentecostal preaching 🤓 In the first part, I talk for 2-3 mins about mechanical and stylistic matters—like how I’ve manuscripted most of my sermons over the last 10 years,
One of the odd ways that conservatism and liberalism in theology horseshoe together is anti-intellectualism. It’s a rejection of complicated, calm thoughtfulness about all things theological. In this video I talk about t
All Christian preaching should be Pentecostal preaching. One of the things that means is that all preaching should set the eyes of the congregation to the end times horizon. Jesus is coming back. The resurrection of the
It was my friend Matt Burdette who pointed out to me that the Communist Manifesto is a work of eschatology more than political philosophy. This insight ran parallel to some other research I’d been doing in theological et
I’m a Pentecostal, and, as my mentor, Marty Mittlstadt, has written, Luke-Acts has functioned like a Bible within the Bible for the movement. In this video pod I talk about what my doctoral research was all about, and co
Here are a few reasons I wrote Resurrecting Worship: A Pentecostal Liturgy for Slow Burn Revival. * In an American evangelical church dominated by stories of megachurches, we need more stories of the faithful work happen
My next book is on Pentecostal preaching, which should be out next year. I’m convinced that preachers learn to preach more by imitation than by following a list of principles. With that in mind, I’m including a short hom
On Holy Saturday we observed a miscarriage memorial service at Resurrection Assembly of God, and I want to share a portion of that event with you. There’s a number of reasons we did this, the first being that miscarriage
The kingdom of God is like an immigrant widow who loved her destitute mother-in-law. That’s what I preached this last Sunday. What I didn’t preach I think is noteworthy: I didn’t preach about the Nov 5th US elections. In
This is Pastoral Theology with Joseph Lear: Housing is a major problem in Iowa City. Over the years at Resurrection Assembly, we’ve moved our congregants in and out of houses, advocated for them with their landlords, and
America is a temporary project. As often as we pray the Lord’s Prayer asking for God’s kingdom to come, we’re praying for the end of the United States of America. We look forward to the day when all people will be united
I preached this sermon on June 23, 2024 on 1 Samuel 17. Give it a listen and let me know what you think. Grace and peace to you. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get a
I was on sabbatical from my church, Resurrection Assembly of God, from April-July 2023. This is the sermon I preached my first Sunday back. About two-thirds of the way through, I get vulnerable about the ways I’ve been w
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