Today’s questions comes from a listener who wonders if there is a need to go out into the secular world like John Wesley did in the 18th century, in order to spread the word of God. The group shares some recommended material for another listen who wants to learn more about John Wesley and others like him who formed and shaped the UMC.

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With two Kaitlyn episodes left, we're trying to tackle all of the subjects we can that speak to Kaitlyn's heart. A listener questions whether or not divorce is an option when Scripture suggests it isn't. The group tackles the challenges of marriage, what the Bible really says about divorce, and makes sure to offer help to those who are in need of it.

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Our scripture today teaches us prayer is about seeking. Brandi tells us we shouldn't come to prayer just to avoid the bad things in life and that we cannot mold God into our image. We must answer the call to pray and seek the relationship He wants for us.

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With Kaitlyn’s last podcast on the horizon, the group keeps going through the topics that Kaitlyn most wants to answer before she goes. The discussion of faith, joy, and facing that perhaps happiness is not the end result of prayer also features new pastor Donyale Fraylon, joining the podcast for the first time.

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Brandi asks us to pay attention to what we put on repeat. She takes an in depth look at what the Lord's prayer is telling us.

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We're talking baptisms! Andy can't stop the puns from pouring out of him. The group answers why methodists practice infant baptisms and why methodist pastors don't rebaptize.

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We kick off our new sermon series Prayer 2.0 by taking a closer look at how we communicate with God through prayer. Brandi tells us to seek our truth through confession and remember that it is always followed by forgiveness.

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A political question about the problems at the border camps leads to a lot of different topics, including Christians’ place in the political sphere, the importance of prayer, and the calling God places on us to help the foreigner and the orphan. Includes very light and cautious wading into political waters.

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Brandi reflects on what legacy she hopes to leave behind. We flourish not for ourselves but for those who will follow behind us. She asks what are you planting so that it will look like the kingdom God has planned for us.

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Kaitlyn talks about a movement that means a lot to her - the emerging/emergent church (she explains the difference, don’t worry). It leads to a lot of conversation about what the modern church should be trying to do, and why we battle internally over smaller issues.

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