Major Dr. Cindy-Lou Drummond discusses the importance of same-gender friendship and how people live out a biblical sexual ethic.
Live Podcast with Robert Gagnon as he Responds to Andy Stanley
This week we're hearing from Adam Hamilton, senior pastor of The United Methodist Church of the Resurrection in Leawood, Kansas. We continue hearing contrasting visions of three denominations.
This week we’re hearing from Brian Powell, Superintendent of the Kentucky District Church of the Nazarene.
This week we’re hearing from Tom Oord, Director of the doctoral program at Northwind Theological Seminary and the Center for Open and Relational Theology.
Here are examples of mixed messages coming from within The Salvation Army regarding human sexuality.
Guest post from Steve Bussey on the danger of Richard Rohr's theology for The Salvation Army.
Shane Bishop serves a church that has disaffiliated from the UMC but is not joining another denomination. Instead, the church is connecting to several other large churches in the Foundry Network.
In today’s podcast, I talk to Carolyn about how women and men can have realistic expectations and employ effective strategies to help women move beyond survival and find joy in leading others.
Enjoy this conversation I had with Neil Shenvi, a Christian apologist, theoretical chemist, and homeschooling father of four.
Righteousness, Gospel, Faith, Holiness, and Witness - Today's podcast goes deeper to learn about these words from Nijay Gupta
Here is my conversation with Kathryn Wehr, a scholar specializing in the religious drama of Dorothy L. Sayers and the editor of the just-released The Man Born to be King, Wade Annotated Edition.
Jim Smith produced a touching devotional biography about Rich Mullins' life. I think you will enjoy this conversation with Jim Smith.
Bishop Scott Jones is one of the first episcopal leaders to transfer from the United Methodist Church to the Global Methodist Church. Here is a refreshing perspective for this fledgling denomination.
Here are a couple of interactions I had with people actively engaged in the revival happening in Wilmore, KY on the campus of Asbury University.
Steve Bussey and I talk through non-negotiables of movements that move. We think specifically about traditions that come in the wake of the evangelical revival led by John Wesley.
Dr. David E. Clarke and I talk about how to develop strategies in working with narcissists and break the cycle of enabling relationships. That, plus we address Andy Stanley's recent comments.
Today on the podcast we talk about R. R. Reno's new book, The End of Interpretation, which encourages believers to think about the role of the church through the centuries in the interpretive process.
In his timely and readable book, Is God a Vindictive Bully?, apologist Paul Copan takes on some of the most vexing accusations of our time.
In The Thrill of Orthodoxy, Trevin Wax turns the tables on those who believe Christian teaching is narrow and outdated.
J.P. Moreland offers a few practical, philosophical, and theological words for experiencing miracles.
2022 has been an eventful year for the Pan-Wesleyan Movement. Here is a list of the top ten stories of the year connected to the broader Pan-Wesleyan movement.
I recorded this podcast reflecting on a G.K. Chesterton essay, Ezekiel 37, and some contemporary events connected to the so-called ‘Respect for Marriage Act.’
The new hymnal - Our Great Redeemer’s Praise – is out! Now that this hymnal is available, I had Jonathan Powers on the podcast to talk about it again. Don’t miss this important resource.
M.D. Perkins took his research from his two documentaries and saw a trend with Gay Christianity and the Revoice Conference. With his research behind him, he wrote this new book, Dangerous Affirmation.
On this podcast we talk about Timothy Larsen's books, A People of One Book, The Oxford History of Protestant Dissenting Traditions, and The Oxford Handbook of Christmas.
On this week's show I talk with a conservative pastor who has decided to stay with the UMC, Rev. Brian Jones.
Much of what can be known about the twelve apostles is from extra-biblical sources. Brian Shelton has mined these sources to present portraits of the apostles that are interesting and inspiring.
Dr. Janet Dean helps us understand how we can live out our calling to be people of grace and truth when responding to those in the LGBTQ community.
Glen Scrivener helps me see how the teachings of Jesus not only turned the ancient world upside down, but continue to underpin the way we think of life, worth, and meaning.
Doing little things like washing the dishes and other chores makes a difference. On today’s show, theological ethicist Brent Waters highlights the importance of common virtues in our life.
Dr. Lester Ruth walks through the two major streams that led to the phenomenon that we know as praise and worship.
A name that is often brought up on this podcast is Dr. Dennis Kinlaw. His granddaughter, Cricket Albertson, has edited a series of lectures he gave in the early 1970s.
In today’s podcast I interview Dr. Brian Fikkert, co-author of “When Helping Hurts” and Founder/President of the Chalmers Center.
Dr. Jeff Greenway and Bishop Mike Lowry share their insights about an exciting time in the life of the Methodist movement.
Today I have a conversation with historian Crawford Gribben about his work chronicling the way people have talked about the end times through the centuries.
Dr. Matt Friedeman’s beloved book Discipleship in the Home has been updated into a second edition. Today we look at the basic argument in the book and what has been updated in this edition.
Jesse Joiner is a variety performer and he uses his gift of juggling, amongst others, to bring others into a deeper relationship with Jesus.
In the tradition of Origen of Alexandria’s 'Against Celsus', Roger Olson takes on the new religion of Theological Liberalism in today’s podcast.
Dr. Oconer gives a helpful analysis of Henry Clay Morrison’s World Tour of Evangelism which is indicative of forgotten aspects of the holiness movement.
Dr. Michael Brown provides a helpful analysis of the political milieu in the United States.
As schools start, church leaders and volunteers need to ensure they are ready for fall activities. Dan Reiland, executive pastor at 12 Stone Church, helps us prepare ourselves for the next few months.
In the last few months, the tectonic plates of United Methodism have shifted. Rob Renfroe is president of Good News for United Methodists and helps us see what is happening in that denomination.
Today I take a closer look at Saul’s conversion on the road to Damascus by relating it to Pizza Hut and American Girl Doll memes.
On today’s podcast I unite with the Life-Changing Discipleship podcast with Matt Friedeman to discuss discipleship principles from Jude and concerns facing pastors today.
Recently The Salvation Army in the Netherlands has issued a statement saying they are departing from the International Salvation Army’s stance on sexuality.
Christians are divided on how to think through Scripture passages that seem to prohibit women from serving as pastors. Dr. Murray Vasser and I work through this question on today’s podcast.
God leads us in unique ways. How does someone go from being an art major to founding a board game company? Kyle Key, CEO of Keymaster Games, tells his remarkable story on today’s podcast.
On today's podcast we hear from Wesley Biblical Seminary's Professor of Christian Thought, Dr. Steve Blakemore about his Top Ten Books on Apologetics.
Do we need a new hymnal? What does a collection of worship materials do for the church? My friend, Dr. Jonathan Powers, is on the podcast to talk about the new hymnal, "Our Great Redeemer's Praise."
Dr. John Oswalt sits down with me to share seven books every Christian should read! These are the seven books that have had the most significant influence on his life.
Will Roe Go? Dr. Matt Friedeman, professor at WBS, has been a leader in the pro-life movement for years in Jackson. He and I talk about Roe, saving babies, and much more.
Baylor sociologist George Yancey comes on today’s podcast to talk about his book, ‘One Faith No Long: The Transformation of Christianity in Red and Blue America.'
What does Jeremiah's Field in Jeremiah 32 have to do with Advent? Check out my answer here.
In this episode, I talk with apologist Dr. Fran Turek about his book 'Stealing from God.'
Caleb Louden is a leader at Creekside. On today's podcast, he and I talk about how this community is innovating new ways to express the ecclesiology and mission of The Salvation Army.
The Wesleyan Covenant Association (WCA) is the renewal group bringing the Global Methodist Church into existence. Today I talk with the WCA’s president, Keith Boyette.
Dr. David E. Clarke gives practical advice to help leave abusive relationships.
Stuart Kellogg started The Post Covid Church project in the Spring of 2020 and it includes a website, podcast, and YouTube Channel. Check out this link to find out more.
Jason Swain discusses his new book, Under Two Flags: The Rise, Rebellion, and Rebuilding of The Salvation Army in America 1870-1913 on today's podcast.
On the podcast today Jessica LaGrone talks about her new book, Out of Chaos. In it she explores the beauty that God can bring out of the chaotic state of our lives and world.
Dr. John Oswalt and I talk through his career as a preacher, scholar, leader, and teacher. He synthesizes these functions as a call to be a communicator.
My grandfather was collecting money for The Salvation Army...After knocking on the door, the piano playing stopped, and my grandfather was surprised to see Fosdick open the door.
Phil Laeger joins us today for this special anniversary edition of the podcast. In this episode I also give some reflections and some exciting news about what’s coming.
Should we be cautious with Orange?, removing Blood & Fire, lessons from the UMC, and articulating a canon; are some of the topics I cover with Steve Bussey today.
Do humans have souls? How do we think about what constitutes a human? I had a chance to catch up with Dr. Steve Blakemore on this subject. I learned a lot here and I think you will too.
Is an evangelical egalitarian an oxymoron? Dr. Matt O’Reilly and I talk about the challenge of engaging the larger evangelical community regarding women in ministry.
As a parent, I need more tools to help my kids think about sex, and this conversation with John was incredibly helpful to me
Top Ten Books on Discipleship - Hear Andy and Matt's list on today's podcast!
Check out this list of the Top Ten Books from the Holiness Tradition with Andy Miller and Chris Lohrstorfer.
Dr. Joy Moore shares the power of grasping the big story of scripture and communicating for our time as preachers “tell the story of God rather than tell people what to do.”
Today’s podcast walks through the counter-cultural yet life-giving themes of Psalm 16.
Genocide, Joshua, and the Old Testament - Dr. David Screiner talks through this challenging subject. He focuses on one Hebrew word that is often translated as “totally destroy” (Josh. 10:28).
Too often Christians are known by what they are against. On today’s podcast, Tim Tennent helps change the conversation to describe what we are for...we are "For the Body!"
In our divided times, conversations between people who disagree are important. Today’s podcast is a 90-minute conversation with Chick Yuill on human sexuality and the church.
Admittedly, I have occasionally rolled my eyes at the carol, We Three Kings. Nevertheless, this carol uniquely, spiritually, and theologically stood out to me this year.
Has The Salvation Army gone woke? Last week, a dozen people reached out to me asking about the validity of several articles that pointed to woke trends in the Army. See my response here.
The Wesleyan Quadrilateral is a misunderstood tool in theology. Several people sent a video my way from the Included Conference (a virtual event) and encouraged me to respond.
Cold Case Detective and Christian apologist, J. Warner Wallace talks about his new book, Person of Interest, on today’s podcast.
The Enneagram and Christians - Dr. Chris Berg offers his insights on today's podcast.
Christians and Alcohol - Should Churches Care? Katy Faust is the founder of that organization that is attempting to put “Children’s rights before adult desires.”
Remembering Dr. Billy Abraham - Promoted to Glory- A conversation with Drs. Jason Vickers, David Watson, Justus Hunter, and Jerry Walls about Dr. Billy Abraham's influence.
#1 - An alcoholic at 14, living out of his car at 16, experiencing God's grace. #2 - Teeth whitening, Lady A, and the Gospel; Dr. Van Haywood shares his remarkable story.
Part one of a two-part series on the use of illustration in life and preaching.
On today’s show, I discuss Ken Collins' new book Jesus the Stranger. Check out that conversation here:
The Magna Carta of Humanity: Sinai’s Revolutionary Faith and the Future of Freedom
Will heaven be boring? Mark Twain and Richard Dawkins both said something to that effect, and that critique deserves a response.
Dr. Matt Ayars gives us a taste of a new course he is teaching on spiritual warfare.
On today’s More to the Story podcast, I talk with a scholar and practitioner of the sacred art of preaching – Dr. Alyce Mackenzie.
When does a mission become a church? James Pedlar discusses the challenges of denominational distinctives, or charisms, and how ecclesiologies are formed.
Dr. Dixon explains a method he developed to make nonprofits stronger.
Matt draws out lessons from both contexts that help me think in a more focused way about the mission of the church in North America.
Dr. Kevin Brown and I had a great conversation that I am sharing with you today. Time went by too quickly as we talked about the importance of hyper-seeing potential in others.
Capturing People's Attention, Shawshank Redemption, and Cancel Culture - A Conversation w/Phil Cooke
Kevin Watson's New Book - Perfect Love - Don't miss it! I will be recommending Perfect Love for the rest of my life.
I had a great conversation with Phil Laeger, check it out here.
In my new book, Stay the Course: Challenges to Salvationists from the Book of Acts, I have three chapters dedicated to Acts 2. On this Pentecost Sunday I share this one with you.
We are writing to share news about our family. As of June 20, 2021, Andy and I will be concluding our 14 years as officers in The Salvation Army.
A loyal soldier approached me, it was clear he had something important to say. It was Sunday and the holiness meeting had just finished. His index finger...
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