Brewing Theology With Teer Hardy
Sermons from and by Teer Hardy
Teer Hardy
Show overview
Brewing Theology With Teer Hardy has been publishing since 2013, and across the 13 years since has built a catalogue of 304 episodes. That works out to roughly 70 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a fortnightly cadence.
Episodes typically run ten to twenty minutes — most land between 12 min and 15 min — and the run-time is fairly consistent across the catalogue. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Religion & Spirituality show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 3 days ago, with 32 episodes already out so far this year. The busiest year was 2025, with 39 episodes published. Published by Teer Hardy.
From the publisher
Sermons from and by Teer Hardy teerhardy.substack.com
Latest Episodes
View all 304 episodesThe Unfinished Confession
The Parable Who Wouldn’t Go Away
Against The Wind
We Have Nothing
Hidden in the Dough
The Seed is the Sermon
No One Misses Out
The Final Grievance
The Airing of Grievances | You Are Hard to Love
The Wellspring of a New Humanity
The Breath of Jesus is the Speech of the Church
We Are Not Abandoned
Change Does Not Mean We Are Abandoned
The Way Has a Name
Stupid Questions: Just War and Pacifism
Because of the Resurrection… There’s One Voice That Matters
Your But is Not as Big as You Think
Because of the Resurrection… We Do Not Have to Pretend We Are Brave
From Mud to Morning
What We Still Cannot See
What We Still Cannot SeeJohn 12:12-19Palm SundayMarch 29, 2026Rev. Teer HardyJesus is the only one entering Jerusalem who knows what is going on. He knows the kind of king they want. He knows where the parade leads. He knows the voices shouting “Hosanna!” will not make it to Friday. And he rides anyway, not on a warhorse like the governor entering on the opposite side of the city, but on a symbol of peace. Not to assume a throne but to take up a cross. Not to meet the crowd’s expectations but to undo them.Jesus does not wait for us to see clearly before becoming our king, which is good news because if He did, we would still be waiting on the side of the road arguing about the kind of king we prefer. Get full access to Brewing Theology with Teer Hardy at teerhardy.substack.com/subscribe