Welcome to Fresh Ground Theology
Fresh Ground Theology is where Scripture, doctrine, church history, and good coffee meet. We explore the deep things of God with reverence, curiosity, and a desire to help believers live faithfully in the Kingdom of Christ.
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Pour a cup and join the conversation. From biblical theology and spiritual formation to strange passages, church history, and the unseen world, each episode is built to stretch your categories and strengthen your faith.
Learn to Pray Deeper
The Jesus Prayer: A Guide to Praying Deeper is a simple, practical guide for Christians who want a deeper prayer life. Learn how to begin the Jesus Prayer, return from distraction, pray with attention, and remember Christ throughout ordinary life.
Theology for Kingdom Faithfulness
We are not chasing trivia, novelty, or academic pride. Fresh Ground Theology exists to help serious-minded Christians recover the riches of Scripture, learn from the ancient Christian tradition, and live as faithful citizens of the Kingdom of God in everyday life.
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The Jesus Prayer: A Guide to Praying Deeper
A simple, practical guide for Christians who want a deeper prayer life. Learn how to begin the Jesus Prayer, return from distraction, pray with attention, and remember Christ throughout ordinary life.
Formation for the Whole Christian
The goal is not theological trivia. It is wisdom, worship, and faithful endurance. Through honest conversations and grounded reflection, Fresh Ground Theology helps listeners think deeply, pray honestly, and live before God with courage.
Recent Highlights
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“House to House, Field to Field”: Isaiah, the Jubilee, and Land That Was Legal but Unjust
Isaiah 5 condemns wealthy landowners who accumulate houses and fields until everyone else is squeezed out. The Jubilee reveals why… Read More
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“Operation Auca”: Nate Saint Part 3
In January 1956, missionaries Nate Saint and others established a camp in Ecuador, fostering peaceful contact with the Waorani tribe.… Read More
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Isaiah’s Vineyard Song Is Actually a Courtroom Trap: Reading Isaiah 5:1–24 as a Lawsuit
Isaiah’s vineyard song begins like poetry about a disappointed farmer. Then the owner says, “Judge between me and my vineyard.”… Read More
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Was Biblical Law Really a “Law Code”? How Common Law Changes the Way We Read the Torah
Modern readers often approach Exodus, Leviticus, and Deuteronomy as if they were ancient statute books. But the Torah may operate… Read More
