Dealing with different Personalities, Multi-Ethnic Growth in the Wesleyan Church, and John Wesley on musical instruments

Dealing with different Personalities, Multi-Ethnic Growth in the Wesleyan Church, and John Wesley on musical instruments

Author: Heath Mullikin and Tim Kirkpatrick February 20, 2017 Duration: 42:32
Welcome to episode 9 of the Wesleyan Potluck: here’s a rundown of what we’ll be covering today: In the Lineup we’ll be talking dealing with different personalities The meal will feature some thoughts on the growth of multi-ethnic congregations within the Wesleyan Church The Dessert Table will feature a great John Wesley quote to chew on, and the cleanup is where we will tell you how to become a part of the Potluck community. The Lineup-Dealing with different personalities and your own Enneagram Institute https://www.enneagraminstitute.com/type-descriptions/ http://theroadbacktoyou.com Getting Things Done Russ Gunsalus Soul Care https://www.wesleyan.org/3320/877-rev-care-clergy-care-number 877-rev-care The Meal- https://www.wesleyan.org/5964/multiethnic-churches-a-growing-healthy-phenomenon The Dessert Table: “I have no objection to instruments of music in our worship, provided they are neither seen nor heard.” ― John Wesley The Cleanup Twitter-@tpkirkpatrick and @heathmullikin The Facebook Group www.wesleyanpotluck.com

Pastors Heath Mullikin and Tim Kirkpatrick bring you The Wesleyan Potluck, a conversation rooted in their shared commitment to seeing the Kingdom of Christ move forward. Each episode feels like pulling up a chair at a table where the main dishes are thoughtful analysis and genuine dialogue about current events, theological shifts, and practical ministry within the Wesleyan tradition and the broader Church. You’ll hear their distinct perspectives as they sift through the latest news and commentary, not with a desire for mere critique, but with a pastoral heart aimed at encouragement and constructive vision. This podcast is less about delivering pronouncements and more about exploring the hopes and dreams they carry for their denomination and fellow believers. It’s a space for anyone interested in where faith meets the everyday realities of church life, offering substance and camaraderie for the journey. Tune in for a regular helping of insightful discussion that goes beyond the surface, always pointing back to the advancement of the gospel in a complex world.
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