Jesus the Stranger with Dr. Ken Collins

Wesleyan Covenant

Jesus the Stranger with Dr. Ken Collins

October 28, 2021

Bob and Stephanie chat with Dr. Ken Collins, Professor of Historical Theology and Wesley Studies at Asbury Seminary, on his new book Jesus the Stranger: The Man from Galilee and the Light of the World. It's a unique look at the life of Jesus through the lens of "otherness" and suffering and offers some real hope and instruction for those who follow Jesus, especially in times when they are seen as "strangers" to the rest of the world.

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General Conference Postponement and the Launch of the Global Methodist Church

March 3, 2022 • Rev. Keith Boyette

A Conversation with Simon Mafunda - WCA Africa Coordinator

February 3, 2022 • Simon Mafunda

Simon Mafunda is the new Africa Coordinator for the Wesleyan Covenant Association, working with Methodists across the continent as they consider the future of the United Methodist Church and the emerging Global Methodist Church. Bob and Stephanie talk with Simon about the history of Methodism in Africa, what's happening with the Africa Initiative, and an African response to the initiative of the WCA and partners to offer opportunities for Central Conference delegates to get vaccinated in anticipation of the 2022 General Conference. Learn more about the Wesleyan Covenant Association and the Global Methodist Church. Contact Simon Mafunda with your questions about the WCA and Africa: http://smafunda@wesleyancovenant.org. Send your questions and comments to us at http://podcast@wesleyancovenant.org and follow us on Twitter @WCAPod.

Year-End Mailbag with Keith Boyette

December 22, 2021

In this final episode of 2021, WCA President Keith Boyette answers questions about the status of the UMC General Conference, the status of the Protocol for Reconciliation and Grace Through Separation, and the launch of the Global Methodist Church. These are important pieces of information that we encourage you to share widely. And with this episode, we close Season 2 of the podcast. We wish you all a blessed Christmas season and we look forward to being back with Season 3 in January of 2022! Email us at http://podcast@wesleyancovenant.org. Follow us on Twitter @WCAPod Use these links to learn more about the Wesleyan Covenant Association and the Global Methodist Church.