
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.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 180 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

A lot of people are out here searching for their calling when what they actually want is their purpose. Those aren't the same thing — and mixing them up is where a lot of anxiety starts.
Jason and Jadan break down the difference between purpose and ... more
You can know every Bible verse, win every theological argument, and still not actually know God. That's not a hot take — it's the whole point.
Jason and Jadan dig into one of the most important distinctions in the Christian life: the difference betw... more
What if the gym and the church have more in common than you think?
Jason and Jadan sit down with Derek Salzo (Kirn Built Fitness) and Calvin Becker (Flow Institute Mason City) — two guys who love Jesus and have built communities around CrossFit and ... more
"Bear with one another" sounds simple. It's not.
Jason and Jadan dig into what Paul actually meant in Galatians 6 — and why "bearing with one another" gets misread as an excuse to tolerate anything and call it grace. They talk through where patience... more
Thought provoking! Truth spoken! Thank you for putting this content out there!
Great podcast! Love listening and getting the variety of perspectives!
I love this podcast!! I’ve always wanted a deeper understanding and more context! This is entertaining, enlightening and informative!
This is a very helpful and informative podcast. Look forward to this every week!
Jason Miller is a gifted coach and teacher. He expresses complex truths in clear and simple terms making them easier to grasp and integrate into our lives. As a coach, Jason is a natural encourager and is clearly there to help you live more fully into God’s potential in your life.
I am a busy leader with plenty to do, read, and listen to. This is one podcast that I will be listening to and learning from on a regular basis.
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A thoughtful, conversational show that centers Christian faith, leadership, and practical ministry. Episodes span topics like youth ministry and social media impact, worship culture, theological interpretation, reconciliation, hospitality, and personal growth through frameworks like the Enneagram. The host group often channels lived experience from church leadership to ministry coaching, blending real-world challenges with theological reflection. Listeners can expect warm, accessible discussions that aim to equip ministers, lay leaders, and curious believers with actionable ideas while exploring big questions about faith, culture, and community. A notable strength is the mix of practitioner insight, guest expertise, and a willingness to wre... more
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Recent guests on Pocket Theology include:
1. Calvin Becker
2. Derek Salzo
3. Paul Parisian
4. Jeff Deyo
5. Joel Hubbard
6. Jim Zartman
7. Amanda Farmer
8. Paul Perissien
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