We're kicking off season 3! In this episode, Maggie talks about her time at the Global Summer Intensive and how she unsuccessfully stalked a man in Petco.  

Dr. Rosario Picardo joins us to talk about his new book, Don't Look Down: Answering Jesus' Call to Walk on Water. We also talk about successful church planting and life at United Theological Seminary. 

The PT crew talks with Adria Nuñez, who, along with her husband, Rev. Guillermo Leon Mighthy, pastors Central Havana Methodist Church in Cuba. The Cuban Methodist Church is in the midst of a Spirit-filled revival, and Adria talks to us about some of the great things they've experienced there, including the growth of their own congregation from 82 members to over 900. 

Dr. Jerry Kulah is Dean of the Graduate Program at the United Methodist University in Liberia. He is also the head of the UMC Africa Initiative, and one of United Methodism's most influential leaders. In this interview we talk with him about his life story, the church in Africa, and the power of God to change lives. 

You guessed it: we're talking about Pentecost. (Shocking, yes.) We're dropping this episode a little early in case any preachers preparing sermons might find it helpful. 

John Wesley preached a balanced mix of God's judgment and love. In this episode, David looks at how Wesley talked about the return of Christ, the final judgment, and the new creation. 

How do the laws of the Old Testament apply to Christians today? In this episode Scott takes us on a ten-minute tour of the Wesleyan understanding of the relationship between law and grace. 

In this episode the PT crew takes a critical look at a New York Times article by philosopher Peter Atterton called "A God Problem."

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/25/opinion/-philosophy-god-omniscience.html

In this installment of PT shorts, David discusses John Wesley's cautions about money and instructions on its proper use, especially in his eighth discourse on the Sermon on the Mount.