Theology on Purpose

Theology on Purpose is a podcast for women who want to deepen their knowledge of God, explore matters of theology, and live out a robust faith. Each episode equips and empowers you to grow spiritually, strengthen your relationship with God, and make a meaningful impact in the world around you. Tune in for thoughtful conversations, practical insights, and tools to live your faith with intention.

Theology on Purpose is a christianity podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 56 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Theology on Purpose, a christianity show with 56 episodes published.

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  Episode #56

  From Striving to Abiding in Prayer with Monika Kirkland

  Aug 18, 202636 minS3

  In this episode, Sarah talks with author Monika Kirkland about her book Ever With You and how prayer becomes a lifeline in the middle of busy, overwhelming seasons. In this episode, you'll hear: How exhaustion and anxiety became a turning point toward deeper dependence on God Three common barriers to prayer Why waiting seasons can cultivate deeper trust and intimacy with God The shift from chasing "mountaintop" moments to encountering God in everyday life The balance of praying boldly while surrendering outcomes to God How hustle culture impacts our spiritual lives, and why rest is an act of trust Simple, practical ways to begin abiding with God in prayer Get the show notes here Take the Connect with God quiz here

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  Episode #55

  What Coffee Taught Me About Knowing God

  Aug 11, 202610 minS3

  In this solo episode, I share a story from my teenage years that unexpectedly shaped how I think about faith, spiritual practices, and knowing God. What began as a reluctant cup of coffee became a metaphor for how our spiritual appetite develops over time—and how many of us settle for a limited experience of God without realizing there is more. Together, we explore what it means to "taste and see" for ourselves, how our formation influences our relationship with God, and why expanding our spiritual practices can deepen both our faith and our connection with others. Join the Practicing Together community here: https://sarahkbutterfield.substack.com/subscribe

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  Episode #54

  Making Space for God with Cindy S. Lee

  Aug 4, 202631 minS3

  In this episode, Sarah sits down with spiritual director and author Cindy S. Lee to explore a more expansive, embodied approach to knowing God. Drawing from her book Our Unforming, Cindy unpacks the difference between knowing about God and experiencing the sacred in everyday life, while gently challenging the Western assumptions that often shape our faith. Tune in to hear how awareness, humility, and simple spiritual practices can open us to deeper connection with God—and how the ongoing work of "unforming" helps us release what no longer serves us so we can grow in freedom, trust, and authenticity. In this episode, you'll gain: • A fresh, accessible starting point for engaging your faith • Insight into how Western culture has shaped your view of God • Permission to trust your experiences and desires in your spiritual life • A framework for letting go of limiting beliefs and practices • Practical encouragement to slow down and become more attentive to God Click here for the shownotes: https://sarahkbutterfield.substack.com/s/podcast Take the Connect with God quiz here: subscribepage.io/BtMXx4

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  Episode #53

  An Invitation to Practice (Not Perform)

  Jul 28, 20268 minS3

  This episode invites listeners to rethink what freedom in Christ is for: not self-focus or spiritual striving, but love. Through everyday examples and a gentle challenge, Sarah reflects on how our freedom is meant to be lived out in service to one another—and how even good things like spiritual practices can become burdens when they are disconnected from love. She also shares an invitation to go deeper through a new monthly practice-based community connected to her newsletter, offering space to grow, reflect, and pursue faith together. Check it out here , and if you join before August 9, 2026, get a 20% discount with this link .

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  Episode #52

  Reading Our Way Back to God with Doug Basler

  Jun 9, 202635 minS2

  <p >In this episode of Theology on Purpose, Sarah talks with pastor and author Doug Basler about how fiction can become a powerful spiritual practice. Drawing from his book All Swirling and Weaving, Doug shares how stories can awaken our hearts, deepen our faith, and reshape how we see God and the world.</p> <p >In this episode, you'll learn:</p> <p >What the "Christian imagination" is and why it matters</p> <p >How fiction can form us in ways nonfiction sometimes can't</p> <p >A story about how a novel revealed hidden ambition in Doug's life</p> <p >How...

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