Dr. Justus Hunter of United Theological Seminary and Dr. Philip Tallon of Houston Baptist University join us to talk about their new book with Seedbed, The Absolute Basics of the Wesleyan Way. This is a great interview with two outstanding scholars who have written a book that will serve the church for years to come. 

A new survey suggests the Arian heresy has taken root in evangelicalism. We talk about what the Arian heresy is, why it's bad, the hypothetical Q document, other urtexts, and the ivory tower in this wide-ranging discussion. 

In this episode we talk with Dr. Peter Bellini about the prophetic, COVID-19, and the the rest of the craziness that is 2020. 

As we begin our fourth season of the podcast, we reflect on what we've learned over the last three years and talk about what's coming up in Season 4. We also talk about cancel culture and the wild and wacky world of the UMC. 

Phil Meadows of Asbury Theological Seminary and the Inspire Movement joins us to talk about his journey into the faith, career suicide, and leading people to Christ. 

Dr. Mike Hutchings is the Director of Education for Global Awakening, and he directs Dr. Randy Clark’s Global School of Supernatural Ministry and the Global Certification Programs. He has an amazing healing ministry, particularly with people with PTSD. You can learn more about his ministry at www.godhealsptsd.com. 

Revival and good theology don't always go together, but they should. In this episode we talk about the relationship between the two with Matt Reynolds, President of Spirit and Truth. 

Dr. J. Elvin Sadler is General Secretary of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church. In this episode he joins us to talk about race in America, and how Christians can respond faithfully in light of the crises that have overtaken the United States. 

We continue our conversation with Dr. William J. Abraham. This time we discuss Wesley's sermons. How should we use them? Are they doctrinal standards? Should we have 44 or 52 or 53? You'll find these and many more Methonerd-ish insights in this exciting episode. 

Dr. William J. Abraham returns to the podcast in another two-parter. In this episode, we talk about a theological project he initiated called Canonical Theism, and we discuss the divine inspiration of Scripture.