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Lisa Harper's Back Porch Theology
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Welcome to Lisa Harper’s Back Porch Theology! If you’ve ever wondered if the Bible is still relevant, how it applies to you today, and if God is really as good and kind as people say He is – this podcast is for you.
We believe this podcast will help you dive deeper into God's word, understand that the Gospel is great news for everyday life and that God is for us. We explore how He's always been in the process of redeeming our lives and restoring us into a vibrant, intimate relationship with Him.
We’re really glad you joined us on the porch – so please get comfortable and settle in as Lisa and her friends dig into substantive but decidedly unstuffy biblical truisms!
New episodes release each Monday – so be sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode!
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Trusting God Through Uncertainty: Daniel
6d ago00:51:27Tap to summarizeOn today’s episode of Back Porch Theology, Lisa and Allison journey through the book of Daniel, one of Scripture’s most compelling stories of faith under pressure. As they walk through Daniel, they explore God's sovereignty, the refining nature of trials, and the confidence that comes from knowing He is faithful to the very end. Whether you're navigating uncertainty, opposition, or a season of waiting, this conversation offers fresh hope and encouragement to keep trusting the God who never leaves our side. Grab your Bible, sweet tea, and settle in—we're so glad you're here.
Transcribe →When Faith Feels Dry: Ezekiel
2w ago00:51:25Tap to summarizeOn today’s episode of Back Porch Theology, Lisa and Allison sit down with Alex Seeley for a powerful conversation about the person and presence of the Holy Spirit through the lens of the book of Ezekiel. Together, they explore God's promise to breathe life into dry bones and what that means for believers who feel weary, discouraged, or spiritually dry. This encouraging conversation is a reminder that God still breathes life into what feels lifeless and that true revival begins with an invitation to the Holy Spirit. Pull up a chair and come hang out with us on the porch—we're so glad you're here.
Transcribe →When Life Looks Nothing Like You Planned: Jeremiah & Lamentations
3w ago00:59:19Tap to summarizeOn today’s episode of Back Porch Theology, Lisa, Allison, and Dr. Howard journey through Jeremiah and Lamentations, exploring the prophetic power of humility, obedience, and unwavering faithfulness in difficult seasons. This rich conversation reminds us that even in our deepest lamentations, God remains faithful, forgiving, and near to the brokenhearted. Pull up a chair - we're so glad you are here.
Transcribe →How to Stop Performing and Start Resting in God: Isaiah
4w ago01:00:12Tap to summarizeOn today’s episode of Back Porch Theology, Lisa and Brooke Ligertwood dive into the beauty, depth, and prophetic hope woven throughout Isaiah. This conversation is a reminder that God is not after performance, He is after our hearts. Pull up a chair, we're so glad you are here. Book Reference: The Prophecy of Isaiah - J. Alec Motyer
Transcribe →How to Experience Deeper Intimacy with God: Song of Solomon
May 2500:57:39Tap to summarizeOn today's episode of Back Porch Theology, Lisa and Allison dive into the beauty, mystery, and intimacy of Song of Solomon. Together, they explore the poetic imagery, allegorical themes, and surprising significance of female voices throughout the book, while unpacking how Song of Solomon ultimately points to the deep affection God has for His people. This conversation is an invitation to slow down, lean into the heart of God, and rest in the reality that you are fully known and deeply loved. So pull up a chair and stay awhile.
Transcribe →Finding Wisdom in a Noisy World: Proverbs and Ecclesiastes
May 1800:52:01Tap to summarizeOn today’s Back Porch Theology, Lisa and Allison dive into the wisdom literature of Proverbs and Ecclesiastes, exploring the contrast between Lady Wisdom and Lady Folly and what it means to live with discernment in a complicated world. From stories about parenting and boundaries to the reminder that life is fleeting and God is faithful, this conversation is both practical and hopeful. Pull up a chair and come hang out on the porch with us!
Transcribe →How to Forgive Without Ignoring the Pain: Psalms (Pt 2)
May 1100:55:20Tap to summarizeOn today’s Back Porch Theology, Lisa, Allison, and Amy Orr-Ewing explore forgiveness, repentance, and healing through Psalm 51 and the story of King David and Bathsheba. Together, they unpack why forgiveness isn’t weakness, how Scripture calls us to honestly acknowledge harm, and what it looks like to pursue healing—even in the hardest places. Pull up a chair—we’re really glad you’re here.
Transcribe →How to Be Honest with God: Psalms
May 400:54:58Tap to summarizeOn today’s episode of Back Porch Theology, Lisa and Allison walk through the Psalms as a sacred space where every emotion is welcome. From the unresolved grief of Psalm 88 to the messianic hope of Psalm 22, they remind us that God meets us in both sorrow and praise. This episode becomes an invitation to worship with joy, freedom, and abandon. So grab your Bible, pull up a chair on the porch with us—we’re really glad you’re here.
Transcribe →When Life Doesn’t Make Sense: Job
Apr 2701:00:30Tap to summarizeOn today’s Back Porch Theology, Lisa and Allison unpack the story of Job—his suffering, his questions, and his unshakable faith. Through loss, difficult conversations, and God’s final word, we’re reminded that hope and redemption are never out of reach. Settle in—we’re really glad you’re here.
Transcribe →Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Esther
Apr 2000:52:40Tap to summarizeA note before you start - this episode does contain some mature content, so please be aware before listening with little ears around! On today’s Back Porch Theology, Lisa, Allison, and Dr. Lynn Cohick explore the story of Esther, highlighting themes of courage, voice, and obedience. From Vashti’s bold stand to Esther’s pivotal role in saving her people, this episode reminds us how God works through both quiet faithfulness and courageous action. So pull up a chair and join us on the porch—we’re really glad you’re here.
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