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Wesleyan Option makes the case that Wesleyan thought and practice matter for the church and the world today. Hosts Lane Davis, Joy Moore, and Rob Haynes present Wesleyan theology as an intellectually rigorous, culturally prophetic vision. Through engaging conversations with scholars, pastors, and practitioners, they explore how the Wesley Brothers' emphasis on grace, holiness, community, and social transformation speaks powerfully to contemporary issues—critiquing both progressive and conservative cultural accommodation. Whether you're a younger Methodist wondering if your tradition is worth committing to, a church leader seeking theological depth, or a curious Christian exploring different perspectives, this podcast demonstrates why Wesleyan thought matters for navigating faith, culture, and the future of the church.
Unknown Host hosts Wesleyan Option, a religion show with 19 episodes published.
In this episode, Lane finally welcomes a biblical scholar to the show: Dr. David Carr , New Testament scholar and editor of Reading Scripture in Wesleyan Ways . Buy the book at Amazon ! In this episode, Lane and David di
What does it actually mean to be "saved"? On this episode of The Wesleyan Option , hosts Lane Davis, Joy J. Moore, and Rob Haynes dig into soteriology (the theological study of salvation) and John Wesley's distinctive wa
Arminianism lives! In this episode, Lane talks with Rev. Michael Carpenter about his book "The Four Alls." The conversation gets into the challenge of compressing theology into marketable statements, the comparison betwe
On this special America! edition of Wesleyan Option, we discuss politics, nation, and the duty of Christians to God and country. Joy, Rob, and Lane dive into the historical context of Wesley's views on America, the conce
In this episode of Wesleyan Option, Lane sits down with “notorious Anglophile” and renowned scholar Dr. Ryan Danker to discuss his two newest books: Dynamic Grace and To Spread Scriptural Holiness. They dive deep into th
Email us at: wesleyanoption@gmail.com In this episode, Lane Davis, Joy J. Moore, and Rob Haynes dive into the Gospel lectionary passage of Luke 24:44-53. They explore how Jesus serves as the "key" that unlocks the Old Te
What does it mean for followers of Jesus to perform "greater works" than the Messiah himself? In this episode we dive into John 14 to explore the tension between reason and wonder, activism and faith. Defining "Greater":
Email us at wesleyanoption@gmail.com "I don't think seminary is about giving you ways to defend the Jesus you believe in... it's about breaking down your biases to build that faith back up even stronger." What does it me
Email us at: WesleyanOption@gmail.com In an era of "pastors not on their best behavior" and high-profile church scandals, how should Christians navigate the messy tension between righteous judgment and transformative gra
How does a 4th-century North African bishop shape the way we sing in modern sanctuaries? In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Debbie Wong (Duke Divinity School) to explore the intersection of ancient liturgical wisdom a
On today's episode we discuss theological education and what Wesleyans get right, and wrong. Also...AI! Plus, Lane interview Brian Fu, a Methodist seminary student and pastor in Washington about his journey into Christia
In this episode, we talk with Dr. Melanie Dobson about the practice of Group Spiritual Direction and its role in communal discernment. She shares her journey to spiritual direction, the need for belonging in today's cult
We recorded a live episode! Participants in the 2025 John Wesley Fellows Christmas Conference at Duke University joined us for a conversation that explores the relevance of Wesleyan theology in the 21st century and the i
In the episode, we talk with Dr. Steve Rankin and dive into the reasons he stayed in the United Methodist Church. Our hosts also explore the impact of belonging, behavior, and belief on church affiliation as well as the
In this week's episode, we're discussing a Wesleyan social witness and trying to get beyond theory to what loving our neighbors looks like in the midst of a polarized world. Plus, Lane talks with Dr. Esther Chung-Kim abo
In this extended interview conversation, we dive into the themes of vulnerability in friendship and reimagining church and politics. Read Justin and Greg's letters at: https://epistlesfrombabylon.substack.com/ Email us a
What is essential for a Wesleyan expression of the Christian church? Rob, Joy, and Lane discuss what they think are the nonnegotiable's. Then Lane talks with Dr. Sondra Wheeler, Emerita Professor from Wesley Theological
What is a Wesleyan option and why does the church need it? In this episode, we introduce our new podcast! And we talk to Dr. Doug Strong about the strengths and potential and a Wesleyan option. Stick around as we also gi
Introducing Wesleyan Option. Join us for weekly conversations about theology, the church, and culture, all from a Wesleyan perspective.
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