Nate and Chad take a look at the social witness paragraphs of the BDD. These paragraphs define how we live out our doctrine in the world, flesh and bones to the ideas already presented. Do we really live by them and embrace them?

What exactly is the Constitution of the Global Methodist Church—and why should you care? In this episode of Millennial Methodists, we unpack the heart and purpose behind the GMC’s Constitution, exploring its theological foundations and practical implications for pastors, congregations, and the movement as a whole.

What did it look like to be in a Methodist society and live by the General Rules? Is all that still applicable today? This is our topic of conversation this episode from Section 108 of the BDD.

Nate and Chad talk through "the standard" of Wesley's sermon and New Testament notes that guide theology and discipleship for GM churches.

Part of our theological foundations come courtesy of the EUB Church. But what does that have to do with today? We will explore this contribution to our foundation and look at how these basic beliefs provide framework for the GMC today.

We continue our journey through the BDD this week with... fanboying over the creeds? Really? You bet!

You may have heard Wesley's quote that "there is no holiness but social".... but what does that mean? The BDD lays it out for us in section 103 so we jump into it this week.

We are talking about one of the most crucial pieces of Wesleyan theology this week so we brought in the expert for our very first guest: Ken Collins is in the house!

We are diving into the BoDD this week from the very beginning. Where do Methodists come from? What are our roots? What does that mean for us now?

We take a look this week at pastoral education and ask a lot of questions that the GMC is currently in the middle of asking. How much education should be required of pastors? What is the minimum knowledge and skill needed to be a pastor? Should education be formal or informal or both? Lots to unpack this time!