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Theology for the Church

Caleb Lenard
Theology
Old Testament
Jesus Christ
Covenant Theology
New Testament
Christian Doctrine
Eschatology
Biblical Theology
Christian Theology
Dispensationalism
New Covenant
Salvation
Covenant Of Grace
Covenant Of Works
Kingdom Of God
Covenantal Theology
Creation
Scripture
Psalms
Covenants

Theology for the Church aims to provide accessible, theologically rich conversations that have an eye toward applied theology and a heart for the local church. Weekly episodes hosted by Caleb Lenard (DEdMin, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary) cover all kinds of topics and themes in Christian doctrine, biblical theology, and Christian formation through engaging interviews with pastors, bibl... more

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In this episode, Caleb is joind by Brad Hambrick (EdD, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary) Pastor of Counseling at The Summit Church in Durham, NC to discuss the history of therapy and the biblical counseling movement, exploring key distinctio... more

In this episode, Caleb is joined by Heath Lambert (PhD, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary) Senior Pastor of First Baptist Church of Jacksonville, Florida to discuss the history of therapy and biblical counseling, emphasizing the sufficiency o... more

In this week's episode, Caleb is joined by S.A. Fix (PhD, Catholic University of America) is the Senior Pastor of Reformed Presbyterian Church of Bowie to discuss the theology of 1-2 Samuel. Together they discuss the main idea, purpose, structure, an... more

In this in-depth interview, Caleb sits down with Richard Blaylock (PhD, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary) Professor of Biblical Studies at University of Northwestern to explore the biblical, theological, and doctrinal aspects of divine repro... more

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Heath Lambert
Author and pastor; Senior Pastor, First Baptist Church, Jacksonville, Florida
First Baptist Church, Jacksonville, Florida
Episode: A History of Biblical Counseling and Therapy with Heath Lambert (A Traditional Biblical Counseling Perspective)
SA Fix
Theologian and pastor discussed in the interview
Reformed Presbyterian Church of Bowie (pastor); PhD in ancient Near Eastern languages
Episode: 1-2 Samuel with S.A. Fix
Richard Blaylock
PhD, theologian and elder; discussed reprobation and Divine Reprobating Activity
Saving Grace Church (Milwaukee)
Episode: The Doctrine of Reprobation with Richard Blaylock
Sam Waldron
Theologian and pastor
Grace Reformed Baptist Church of Owensboro; Covenant Baptist Theological Seminary
Episode: The Free Offer of the Gospel with Sam Waldron
Ian Vaillancourt
Author of Unfolding Redemption, Professor with a heart for the local church
Heritage School of Theology / author of Unfolding Redemption
Episode: Unfolding Redemption: The Gospel in the Story of Old Testament History with Ian Vaillancourt
Drew Sparks
Pastor of Trinity Reformed Baptist Church; philosophy and ethics instructor; involved in seminary projects
Trinity Reformed Baptist Church; Covenant Baptist Theological Seminary; International Reformed Baptist Seminary
Episode: Philosophy and the Sufficiency of Scripture with Drew Sparks
Michael Pereira
PhD student in systematic theology at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (M.Div., SBC; B.A. in Biblical Studies, Cedarville University)
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Episode: Divine Missions and the Literal Sense of Scripture with Michael Pereira
Jason DeRouchie
Dr. and biblical scholar discussed on the show
Episode: A Christ-Centered Interpretation of Scripture with Jason DeRouchie
Jordan Steffaniak
Dr. and author; co-author of Moral Apologetics
London Lyceum / Hanover Press
Episode: Moral Apologetics with Jordan Steffaniak

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Caleb Lenard
Host of Theology for the Church

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 115 ratings
  • A great podcast for busy pastors trying to stay sharp on biblical theological topics.

    Caleb’s show is one of my favorites! It’s always a treat to see what pastor, or scholar, and topic they are tackling next.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MattFerg Pizza
    United States6 months ago
  • Great Resource for Biblical Theology

    Caleb does a great job and interviews great theologians with the purpose of equipping God’s church.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    A.BOV316
    United States9 months ago
  • One of the best hosts and lineups of guests!

    Caleb’s show is one of my favorites! He always has such a great lineup of pastors and scholars who dive deep into their respective fields of theology. Keep up your great service to the church!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MattFerg Pizza
    United States10 months ago
  • Thanks Caleb!

    Caleb, you’re doing a great job with this podcast brother. I really appreciate the wide array of guests and perspectives that you bring to the show, all the while holding to your own perspective. You do a nice job of facilitating these conversations. Keep up the good work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Hoosier-Josh
    United States2 years ago
  • Excellent Reformed Baptist Discussions

    Caleb and his guests do the work of laying out the particularly Baptist views of issues within the historically Reformed context. Their conversations lay out the tablecloth for feasting on the rich heritage of Baptists.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
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    United States2 years ago

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The show features top theologians and pastors, delivering deep, well-structured discussions.
Guests are consistently high-caliber, with strong biblical and pastoral emphasis.
Listeners praise the host for thoughtful, accessible theological conversations that equip church leaders.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

A History of Biblical Counseling and Therapy with Heath Lambert (A Traditional Biblical Counseling Perspective)
Q: What is your relationship with Dr. David Pallison and how did he impact the movement?
Lambert describes Pallison as a mentor and a pivotal figure who helped expand and deepen the movement, highlighting their collaboration, shared commitments, and Pallison's role in transitioning leadership to a broader, more sustainable model.
A History of Biblical Counseling and Therapy with Heath Lambert (A Traditional Biblical Counseling Perspective)
Q: Why should the average church member and pastors care about biblical counseling?
He emphasizes that everyone has problems and that pastors and church members should care because truth and how we help people matter; biblical counseling offers a scripturally grounded, practical approach to care that protects from secular syncretism.
A History of Biblical Counseling and Therapy with Heath Lambert (A Traditional Biblical Counseling Perspective)
Q: What is the difference between therapy and biblical counseling?
Lambert argues that therapy and biblical counseling differ in their authorities: secular therapy rests on secular findings, while biblical counseling grounds its answers in Scripture; the distinction hinges on whether the Bible alone or secular frameworks guide understanding and intervention.
A History of Biblical Counseling and Therapy with Heath Lambert (A Traditional Biblical Counseling Perspective)
Q: Could you share a little bit about yourself and ministry and background and those types of things?
Lambert describes his long-tenured ministry, pastoral leadership, and how his path intertwined with biblical counseling through associations like ACBC, emphasizing his commitment to church-centered ministry and to a tradition that places scripture at the center.
1-2 Samuel with S.A. Fix
Q: Could you sketch a basic outline of these two books to help listeners as they study them?
First Samuel covers the rise of kingship and ends with Saul's death, while Second Samuel continues with David's reign and its complexities, including his sin and its consequences; the two halves form a coherent progression from a flawed kingship to a kingship that seeks to reflect the Lord, culminating in the need for a king without sin.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Theology for the Church

What is Theology for the Church about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Thoughtful, theology-forward conversations aimed at equipping local churches. Episodes center on biblical theology, church practice, and doctrinal topics delivered through interviews with pastors, biblical scholars, and theologians from across the globe. Reviewers often note a careful, irenic approach that blends rigorous scholarship with pastoral application, covering topics such as biblical interpretation, covenant theology, spiritual gifts, cessationism vs continuationism, and chapters from Scripture reimagined for ministry today. The format tends to favor accessible expositions, book discussions, and practical implications for ministry, worship, and preaching, making it appealing to pastors, seminary students, and Christian educators se... more

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3. Richard Blaylock
4. Sam Waldron
5. Ian Vaillancourt
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7. Michael Pereira
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