Seeing the need is important. But once we see the need, it’s even more important to “do something about it” to the best of our ability. That’s what we talk about in this episode of The Untidy Methodist.

Being “thankful in all circumstances” isn’t always easy to do. The troubles and trials of life can crowd out the things we should be thankful for. How do we “thankfully remember” all our blessings? That’s what we talk about in this episode of The Untidy Methodist.

You may already know about the debates in the United Methodist Church over gender and sexuality. What you may not know is how we got here. This Special Edition of The Untidy Methodist brings you the story of two men and how they changed the course of history for the United Methodist Church.

We’ve raised the idea of multitasking to an art form. But in doing so, we’ve begun to realize how difficult it is to try to work on so many things at once. That’s still true when we look at our walk of faith. And, that’s what we talk about in this episode of The Untidy Methodist.

“Setting our minds on things above” means more than just thinking about how wonderful Heaven can be. It shows in how we live our lives every day, in how we treat each other. Where we “set our minds” lets others know what matters most in our lives. That’s what we talk about in this episode of The Untidy Methodist.

How do we guard against those who would misquote or twist Scripture to get their way? “A little knowledge” helps quite a bit. And, that’s what we talk about in this episode of The Untidy Methodist.

This is a word of thanks to all our listeners!

It’s easy to stand firm in the faith when times are good. But, how do we stand firm in our faith during difficult times? That’s what we talk about in this episode of The Untidy Methodist.

Wesley’s Covenant Prayer is beautifully written and describes so well what following Christ can mean. While the level of commitment required by this prayer can be a bit intimidating, it’s still the roadmap to our best relationship with God. That’s what we talk about in this episode of The Untidy Methodist.

We often refer to our congregation as a “Church family”. And, that is true - or at least it should be. How do we show that kind of love and care to each other and to those around us? That’s what we talk about in this episode of The Untidy Methodist.