Pastoral Theology with Joseph Lear
Joseph LearTheology in the local church, and the local church in theology. As it should be.
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Why We're Too Hard On the Local Church, Why People Are Leaving, and The Relationship of the Church to the Academy
New pod is out with Aaron Ross over at Everyday Theology. This time he had me on as a guest to have a casual conversation about what I think about the local church, what the hope there is for shrinking congregations, and how I have beef wit...
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Director of Theology at Evangel University, and Pastor at Resurrection Assembly of God in Iowa City. Church revitalizer. Church planter. Pastoral Theologian.
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