The Final episode on Christianity in America. We look at four movements that shaped Christianity in America: Charismatic, Civil Rights, Megachurch, and Contemporary Music. It is a long episode, but that's to hold you over from the break in episodes happening.

How do we determine whether the decisions in our life follow God's will. The answer is Just Do Something. Let us explain.

We find ourselves caught between the mid 1800s and the beginning of the 1900s with the Third Great Awakening. How do christians in the United States handle fast and large scale change, poverty, social issues, and more? Let's find out.

When David met Goliath he didn't see a ten-foot giant warrior, he saw an enemy defeated by God. Karen asks, "What do you see when looking at the challenges in your life?"

We continue our conversation with Rev. Mark Meyers the Associate Pastor at UMC New Lenox. Our talk today continues our previous conversation on the Methodist denominations identity. We focus today on the theology and sacraments of the UMC.

We continue in tracing people, movements, and events in Christianity in American through the baptist and methodist. Today we look at the 1800s, specifically the Second Great Awakening, Francis Asbury, Missionary Movement, the Judson, the issue of slavery and all of their lasting impacts on us today.

We sit down with Rev. Mark Meyers the Associate Pastor of UMC New Lenox, Illinois. Our whole conversation will be on Methodist history and theology. Our discussion today will be on the history of the Methodist Church in the U.S.A and its main movers and shakers.

We continue in church history pivoting to the United States of America. We will explore the 1700s and the movers and shakers of the Great Awakening that impact not only christianity in America, but help pave the way for the revolution. We will also look at those around during the revolution, particularly Baptist and how they shaped the founding of the United States of America with their Christian faith and beliefs.