Pastor-Theologian Collective

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The Pastor-Theologian Collective exists to stretch pastors theologically, giving them access to theologians in a specialized field. Consequently, pastors from Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois gather for a seminar and fellowship three times a year.

  1. Sep 15

    Ep. 34: Seth Troutt (Session 2)

    Pastor-Theologian Collective

  2. Sep 15

    Ep. 33: Seth Troutt (Session 1)

    Pastor-Theologian Collective

  3. Sep 14

    Ep. 32: Lucas O'Neill (Session 2)

    Dr. Lucas O’Neill challenged us to think intentionally about sermon delivery through the lens of his book, Preaching to Be Heard. He demonstrated that compelling preaching is not the result of gimmicks or performance, but of faithfully uncovering and communicating the inherent tension and movement of the biblical text. By helping preachers identify the problem the passage raises and the solution it provides in Christ, he showed how text-driven sermons can capture attention, sustain engagement, and faithfully proclaim God’s Word.

  4. Sep 14

    Ep. 31: Lucas O'Neill (Session 1)

    Dr. Lucas O’Neill challenged us to think intentionally about sermon delivery through the lens of his book, Preaching to Be Heard. He demonstrated that compelling preaching is not the result of gimmicks or performance, but of faithfully uncovering and communicating the inherent tension and movement of the biblical text. By helping preachers identify the problem the passage raises and the solution it provides in Christ, he showed how text-driven sermons can capture attention, sustain engagement, and faithfully proclaim God’s Word.

  5. Sep 14

    Ep. 30: Mike Bullmore (Session 2)

    Dr. Mike Bullmore helped us think more deeply about the heart of biblical preaching by drawing from his book, The Heart of Preaching. Focusing especially on the role of application, he challenged us to see that faithful preaching must not only explain what a passage means but also press its truth into the hearts and lives of God’s people. He offered practical wisdom for moving from careful exegesis to compelling application that is rooted in the text, centered on Christ, and aimed at genuine life transformation.

  6. Sep 14

    Ep. 29: Mike Bullmore (Session 1)

    Dr. Mike Bullmore helped us think more deeply about the heart of biblical preaching by drawing from his book, The Heart of Preaching. Focusing especially on the role of application, he challenged us to see that faithful preaching must not only explain what a passage means but also press its truth into the hearts and lives of God’s people. He offered practical wisdom for moving from careful exegesis to compelling application that is rooted in the text, centered on Christ, and aimed at genuine life transformation.

  7. Sep 14

    Ep. 28: Jeremy Lundgren (Session 2)

    Through two engaging lectures, Dr. Lundgren helped us think carefully about the role of courage in pastoral leadership, particularly in a cultural moment increasingly shaped by a desire for safety and risk avoidance. Drawing from themes in his recent work, he explored how secular assumptions about safety can subtly influence the church’s instincts, and he challenged us to recover a more robust, biblically grounded vision—one that holds together safety as a creational good while recognizing the call to costly, courageous discipleship. Participants were encouraged to wrestle with the tension between prudence and boldness, and to consider how pastors can faithfully lead in ways that prioritize obedience to Christ over personal or cultural comfort. The sessions were both clarifying and convicting, offering practical guidance for ministry in an age marked by both fear and opportunity.

  8. Sep 14

    Ep. 27: Jeremy Lundgren (Session 1)

    Through two engaging lectures, Dr. Lundgren helped us think carefully about the role of courage in pastoral leadership, particularly in a cultural moment increasingly shaped by a desire for safety and risk avoidance. Drawing from themes in his recent work, he explored how secular assumptions about safety can subtly influence the church’s instincts, and he challenged us to recover a more robust, biblically grounded vision—one that holds together safety as a creational good while recognizing the call to costly, courageous discipleship. Participants were encouraged to wrestle with the tension between prudence and boldness, and to consider how pastors can faithfully lead in ways that prioritize obedience to Christ over personal or cultural comfort. The sessions were both clarifying and convicting, offering practical guidance for ministry in an age marked by both fear and opportunity.

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The Pastor-Theologian Collective exists to stretch pastors theologically, giving them access to theologians in a specialized field. Consequently, pastors from Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois gather for a seminar and fellowship three times a year.

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  • Creator
    PTC
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    34
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