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Recovering Methodism episodes
- How do you start a small group? Why are we committed to class meetings?
This episode is all about accountable discipleship groups in the Wesleyan way. We review The Class Meeting by Kevin Watson and talk about how new small groups are started and modeling the elements that are crucial for transformation.
54 min - Special Episode: Is God surprised by suffering? Genesis 45. Romans 8
Happy Thanksgiving. Special episode.
41 min - Why is Lament an absolutely essential Christian practice? Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy
In this episode, Dave and Caleb talk about lament and leading through change. Caleb does a book review on Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy by Mark Vroegrop.
58 min - How do new leaders get developed in the local church? What have the saints have taught us about leadership? 5Q
In this episode, Caleb and Dave talk about the role of leadership in the local church and how new leaders are developed, while remembering those who were instrumental in developing them. There is also a review of Alan Hirsch's book, 5Q.
1 hr 3 min - How do we create a culture of discipleship? How do we set our kids up to follow Jesus? How do we initiate new members?
We take a deep dive into some of George Barna's research around Christian maturity. Do a book review of Sticky Faith. And describe the membership onboarding process at Riverside and discuss why we made those decisions.
53 min - How does a Christian think Biblically about Issue 1 in Ohio? How does a preacher teach on sensitive topics? Plus Alistair Begg book review
How does a Christian think Biblically about Issue 1 in Ohio?
How does a preacher teach on sensitive topics?
Brave by Alistair Begg book review
47 min - Why Christianity? Why Global Methodist? Creating Sermon Series.
In this episode, Caleb and Dave discuss their faith journeys, how to create a sermon series, and review Tyler Staton's 'Praying Like Monks, Living Like Fools'
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About Recovering Methodism
From the publisher's feed
At the turn of the 19th century, John Wesley and his band of Methodists at Oxford College set in motion a movement to spread scriptural holiness throughout England. This movement crossed the Atlantic and the inheritors of this tradition are now on every continent.
Over the last 200 years, we have lost much of that original vision and this podcasts seeks to recover the primitive religion of the Wesleys so that we too might be saved to the uttermost in the 21st century. Come recover Methodism with us.