In this episode we look at the means the Wesleys used to live their faith, giving attention to the ways they sought to reach the marginalized, renew the church, and reform the nation. These ways are still at the heart of our faith today.

In this episode we move from having a vision to having the will to enact it. We show how intentionality expressed itself in early Methodism, and how it does so in the Wesleyan tradition today.

We continue exploring the flow of Wesleyan communal formation: belonging, believing, and behaving. We begin a four-episode look at behaving entitled, "Living." In this episode we show how living faith energes from vision.

In this episode we look at the challenges faced when theology is held with conviction and practiced with commitment. Our theological task as United Methodists is carried out in a time of many formidable challenges.

In this episode we use ¶105 in the United Methodist Book of Discipline to see that our beliefs engage us in key theological tasks that enrich our lives and the lives of others.

In this episode, we look at "The General Rules" of Methodism, showing the seamless connection between our profession of faith (doctrines) and our practice of it (life together).

In this episode we look at our bedrock beliefs, our doctrinal standards as United Methodists.

In this first episode in a five-part series, we turn to the beliefs that shape us historically and today as United Methodists, a faith we affirm in the UMsConnected movement.