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Our episode today is a scattershooting event - everything and anything is on the table for discussion since we have received our disaffiliation walking papers from the Annual Conference.
Our Episode today discusses our use of the terms “evangelism”, “renewal, and “revival” …? Do Wesleyans really know what these things are, and how have we personally and corporately experienced these? Are there false imitations of these and how do we tell the difference? Warning: We are not the terminally polite Wesleyans of old, but call it like it is from the pulpit to the pews “across the rail”.
Our Episode today discusses our local church’s disaffiliation vote, which direction do we go from here, and what is the vision for our church…?
Guess what – orthodoxy & orthopraxy is on the docket for today. Don’t know what that means…? Well, we are here to inform & encourage you! What are your concerns this year when it comes to your local UMC church and the denomination at large, worldwide?
Since we're a little late for New Year's, we discuss the State of the UMC with a local, US, and worldwide perspective. We're not the "Men in Black from the pulpit, but from the pews "across the rail".
In this very raw episode that was mostly "hot-miked", we discuss Rev. Drew McIntyre's article on "The Scandal of Particularity, Black Lives, & Jesus". Hope you enjoy.
Our Episode today discusses a biblical view of the common American “vices” such as alcohol and tobacco use. We also discuss other extra-biblical prohibitions & the Methodist church’s role in the Temperance Movement of the 19thCentury, and whether we need to relax, strengthen, or ignore these issues entirely …. Warning: We are not the “Men in Black” from the pulpit, but from the pews “across the rail”.
Our Episode today continues us venting our spleens from last episode on what is upsetting us lately. Also, we compare and contrast cultures. Warning: We are not the “Men in Black” from the pulpit, but from the pews “across the rail”.
Our Episode today consists of us venting our spleens on what is upsetting us lately.
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