Hosted by Zion • Clear Lake · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 173 episodes
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Pocket theology is a casual discussion podcast rooted in the pursuit of everyday encouragement for the Christian. We don’t take ourselves too seriously, we definitely have some fun, and ultimately try to leave our viewers with a deeper desire to seek after the heart of God, and be encouraged by the gospel of Jesus. Find this podcast everywhere you listen.
Zion • Clear Lake hosts Pocket Theology, a religion show with 173 episodes published.
Do you need a marriage license to be married in God's eyes? It's a question Jason's been getting a lot lately — and the answer is more complicated than yes or no. Jason and Jadan get into what marriage actually is, what
AI can write your prayers, answer your theology questions, and generate your daily devotional. But who — or what — is actually forming you? Jason and Jadan get into whether Christians should use AI, what gets lost when s
What does the global church have to teach the American church? Probably more than we'd like to admit. In this episode, Jason sits down with Paul Parisian, director of Mission Haiti, for a conversation that starts with Pa
Forgiveness and reconciliation aren't the same thing. Most of us have been told they are, and it's caused a lot of damage. In this episode, the guys tackle one of the hardest questions in the Christian life: what does it
What happens when worship stops being about God and starts being about the stage? Jason sits down with Jeff Deyo — Dove Award winner, Grammy nominee, and former frontman of Sonic Flood — for an honest conversation about
Your Enneagram type is not who you are—it’s where you start." Today on Pocket Theology, we’re joined by Joel Hubbard and Jim Zartman of The Art of Growth to discuss why self-awareness is crucial for following Jesus. We t
Is the constant stream of global tragedy and social media comparison literally re-wiring our brains? Today on Pocket Theology, Jason, Jaden, and special guest Amanda Farmer tackle the "biocschosocial" phenomenon of moder
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What happens when the people we look up to fail? Today on Pocket Theology, Jason and Jaden go "old school" to tackle the tough stuff: the fall of purity-culture icons, the controversy of celebrity pastors, and the messy
Is there a difference between forgiving someone and letting them back into your life? Today on Pocket Theology, we’re tackling a tough listener question: How do we reconcile with abusive or unsafe people? We dive into th
From "worship leader fails" involving train whistles and broken strings to a deep dive into what real grace actually feels like. Today on Pocket Theology, we’re laughing through our most embarrassing ministry moments and
Is failure a sign to stop, or just part of the process? Today on Pocket Theology, Jason dives into Acts 14-15 to look at how Paul and Barnabas handled rejection and "failure" on the mission field. We’re discussing how to
Growing in faith isn't about a to-do list; it’s about a new heart. Today on Pocket Theology, we’re exploring how Jesus changes our natural reactions to life's stress. Josh, Jason and special guest Megan share a fun, enco
In this high-energy episode of Pocket Theology, the team dives into the "Battlegrounds" of the mind, specifically focusing on the language of Ephesians 1. The conversation challenges the way we often "under-complicate" o
In this episode of the Pocket Theology podcast, the team dives deep into the heart of biblical interpretation, the value of education, and the beautiful messiness of the early church. Pulling from the opening themes of t
Is the Bible a black-and-white rulebook, or is it a prism that only makes sense when held up to the light of Christ? In this episode of Pocket Theology, Pastor Jason and the team dive back into the letter to the Philippi
It started with back-pocket sardines and a debate over anchovy-flavored sweat, but the conversation quickly shifted to the real burning question: Why is true Christian hospitality so hard? In this episode, Jason, Kyle, a
Welcome back for Season 3! Pastor Jason opens up about hitting a wall and taking an unexpected mini-sabbatical to find recovery and rest. This candid conversation explores the critical need for healthy spiritual rhythms
This week on Pocket Theology, we're hitting rewind to finish our discussion on 1 Corinthians and dive deep into what happens when the core of your faith and theological frameworks get challenged. It's jarring, but necess
To connect, email podcast@zionclearlake.org
Jeff Deyo
SonicFlood
1 appearance on this show
Jaden
boxing coach · Find Your Flow Retreats
2 appearances on this show
Jason
Pastor · Exciting and New Podcast
2 appearances on this show
Megan
certified breathwork facilitator · Rawcology
1 appearance on this show
Pastor Jason
Sermon Pastor · Bethlehem Church
2 appearances on this show
Kyle
Pastor · RadioSEGA
1 appearance on this show
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