Fresh Ground Theology
Fresh Ground Theology is dedicated to presenting newly developed theology or old theology from a fresh perspective from a conservative Christian framework.
- Indexed episodes, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Baal of Peor: Covenant Treason, Divine Council (opens the original)
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Baal of Peor reveals how sexual sin, idolatry, and rival spiritual powers joined in Israel’s covenant betrayal. Explore the biblical warning. The post Baal of Peor: Covenant Treason, Divine Council appeared first on Fresh Ground Theology.
Beyond the Spear: Nate Saint Part 4 (opens the original)
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This week's episode of Fresh Ground Theology's The Weekend Cup explores the enduring legacy of Nate Saint and his impact on missionary work with the Waorani people. After the attack in 1956, family members continued evangelism efforts, leading to forgiveness and reconciliation. Nate's influence shaped future generations of missionary aviators. The post Beyond the Spear: Nate Saint Part 4 appeared first on Fresh Ground Theology.
“Operation Auca”: Nate Saint Part 3 (opens the original)
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In January 1956, missionaries Nate Saint and others established a camp in Ecuador, fostering peaceful contact with the Waorani tribe. However, just two days later, all five missionaries were killed, transforming their hopeful mission into a tragic failure. The story of Palm Beach continued to unfold beyond this initial conflict. The post “Operation Auca”: Nate Saint Part 3 appeared first on Fresh Ground Theology.
Second Coming of Saturn: A Review (opens the original)
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Explore the Second Coming of Saturn through Scripture, ancient myth, the Watchers, and Christian discernment in this balanced theological review. The post Second Coming of Saturn: A Review appeared first on Fresh Ground Theology.
The Jungle Pilot: Nate Saint Part 2 (opens the original)
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This week on Fresh Ground Theology's The Weekend Cup, Nate Saint arrives in Ecuador, discovering the significance of missionary aviation. He transports missionaries and supplies across challenging terrains and innovates in jungle aviation. His encounter with the isolated Waorani leads to Operation Auca, marking the beginning of peaceful contact and gift exchanges. The post The Jungle Pilot: Nate Saint Part 2 appeared first on Fresh Ground Theology.
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