Madeline Henners's guest appearances

Madeline Henners

Firebrand Podcast

United Theological Seminary

The Art of Holiness

Wednesdays with Wesley

Randy Clark

Jessica LaGrone

Jorge Acevedo

Matt Reynolds

David Watson

Kevin Watson

Billy Abraham

Luther Oconer

Joni Sancken

Scott Kelso

Peter Bellini

Rosario Picardo

Scot McKnight

Matt Scott

Ken Collins

OwlTail

In this special episode, Bob chats with Madeline Henners about her essay on the role of the Holy Spirit in Wesleyan Christianity in the new book The Next Methodism: Theological, Social, and Missional Foundations for Global Methodism. Madeline suggests that while most Methodists see Wesley's Aldersgate experience as the catalyst of the movement, the real "Methodist Pentecost" happened on January 1, 1739, at Fetter Lane. Madeline discusses the reasons why mainline Methodism seems to have neglected the power of the Holy Spirit and offers some suggestions about how we might reengage the Spirit's power.  Get your copy of The Next Methodism.  Contact Madeline at mchenners@united.edu Contact the show at pastorbk@tlumc.org and follow Bob on Twitter @revbkaylor. 

In this special episode, Bob chats with Madeline Henners about her essay on the role of the Holy Spirit in Wesleyan Christianity in the new book The Next Methodism: Theological, Social, and Missional Foundations for Global Methodism. Madeline suggests that while most Methodists see Wesley's Aldersgate experience as the catalyst of the movement, the real "Methodist Pentecost" happened on January 1, 1739, at Fetter Lane. Madeline discusses the reasons why mainline Methodism seems to have neglected the power of the Holy Spirit and offers some suggestions about how we might reengage the Spirit's power.  Get your copy of <a href="https://my.seedbed.com/product/the-next-methodism/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Next Methodism</a>.  Contact Madeline at mchenners@united.edu Contact the show at pastorbk@tlumc.org and follow Bob on Twitter @revbkaylor.

The Holy Spirit in Methodism: A Conversation with Madeline Henners

Dr. Madeline Henners of United Theological Seminary joins us for a wide-ranging discussion of life in whatever stage of the pandemic we're in this week. We also talk about open-plan houses and the value of doors and walls. 

Dr. Madeline Henners of United Theological Seminary joins us for a wide-ranging discussion of life in whatever stage of the pandemic we're in this week. We also talk about open-plan houses and the value of doors and walls.

The Mid-Post-Late Pandemic Church, with Dr. Madeline Henners

Rev Dr Madeline Henners has an amazing story of incremental surrender as the Holy Spirit drew her out of a "mainline" worldview and into the life of the Spirit. She now swims deeply in that stream and talks us through a number of Spirit-filled movements happening in the U.S. In her words, her "dream for the church is revival." Madeline shares also around intimacy with God, the special topic of her D.Min. studies at United Theological Seminary, where she now serves on staff as the Director of Contextual Formation after ten years as an Elder in the Rio Texas Conference of the UMC.

Rev Dr Madeline Henners has an amazing story of incremental surrender as the Holy Spirit drew her out of a "mainline" worldview and into the life of the Spirit. She now swims deeply in that stream and talks us through a number of Spirit-filled movements happening in the U.S. In her words, her "dream for the church is revival." Madeline shares also around intimacy with God, the special topic of her D.Min. studies at United Theological Seminary, where she now serves on staff as the Director of Contextual Formation after ten years as an Elder in the Rio Texas Conference of the UMC.

Rev Dr Madeline Henners

God in a Box? Dr. Madeline Henners by United Theological Seminary