In this episode of The Threshing Floor, our hosts sit down and talk about 2015. They share their favorite music and movies and then get into some more serious questions. They speak about what they are looking forward to, how they feel God leading them in 2016 and what ministry and leadership will be.
It’s the Threshing Floor’s 50th episode! We celebrate this milestone by sitting down with sower-in-chief Rev. John David Walt. We take a short detour into our usual antics with JD in tow and then have a conversation about Advent.
What can Wesleyanism learn from Taylor Swift and Ryan Adams? Chad Brooks offers up wisdom he found in watching the production of groundbreaking pop music.
One of the first questions I am asked when people hear about my appointment to plant a church is “…isn’t there already a Methodist church in Sterlington?“ Yep. There is. “Then why start a new one?”
Chad Brooks, host of the Productive Pastor podcast, challenges us to move past our culture’s values of production of consumption and into a theology of productivity that establishes us within God’s call for our lives and allows for a holistic observance of the Sabbath.
Is there such a thing as a theology of time management? Based on Paul’s words in Ephesians 5:16, Pastor Chad Brooks sure thinks so. Founder and host of the Productive Pastor podcast, here he shares 5 ways to become more productive in your ministry life.
The Annual Meeting serves as a business meeting, rally cry and general big vision session for each region of United Methodists. In this article, Chad Brooks shares 5 tips to having a positive experience each year.
The Threshing Floor podcast is terribly excited to jump into 2014. Our first full episode with Seedbed centers around a conversation about why the hosts are Wesleyan. All three grew up outside of, but influenced by, a Wesleyan theological framework. We found out almost all of our reasons center around worship, experience, holiness and grace.
Why I Read Nothing to Do but to Save Souls: John Wesley’s Charge to His Preachers Three Times in Two Days Earlier this year I went on a private retreat. I was intending to do
Earlier this year, while at a denominational church planter training, I picked Launch: Starting a New Church from Scratch (Regal Books, 2007) out of a stack of other books sheerly on the quality of cover
There have been predictions that 2012 is the year the world will end. The return of Jesus is the hope of the Church and no book deals this truth more expansively than the book of Revelation. We’ll share with you two ways that the Church can reclaim Revelation.
