Rightly Dividing
Rightly Dividing
Podcast Description
“Rightly Dividing” is dedicated to teaching and defending classical Wesleyan holiness theology. Grounded in 2 Timothy 2:15 and shaped by the Wesleyan-Holiness tradition, this series brings thoughtful, in-depth conversations to one of the most important topics in Christian life.
Podcast hosts:
— Professor Eric Black, Union Bible College
— Dr. Brian Black, Penn View Bible Institute
— Dr. Nicholas Black, God’s Bible School and Union Bible College
— Dr. Caleb Black, Penn View Bible Institute and Allegheny Wesleyan College
— Rev. Nathan Black, God’s Missionary Church - Sunbury, PA
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast focuses on key topics within the Wesleyan tradition, covering areas such as sanctification, the sin nature, and finding God's will. Episodes like The Scope of Full Salvation and Why Sanctification is Important delve into these vital themes, offering listeners in-depth theological discussions anchored in scripture.
Rightly Dividing is dedicated to teaching and defending classical Wesleyan holiness theology. Grounded in 2 Timothy 2:15 and shaped by the Wesleyan-Holiness tradition, this series brings thoughtful, in-depth conversations to one of the most important topics in Christian life.
Podcast hosts:
— Professor Eric Black, Union Bible College
— Dr. Brian Black, Penn View Bible Institute
— Dr. Nicholas Black, Union Bible College
— Dr. Caleb Black, Penn View Bible Institute and Allegheny Wesleyan College
— Rev. Nathan Black, God’s Missionary Church – Sunbury, PA
In this episode of Rightly Dividing, Pastor Gareth Nickerson shares his experiences and practical insights from twenty years of ministry in San Bernardino, California. He discusses the challenges and joys of church planting, the importance of being faithful in small beginnings, and the necessity of building genuine, life-giving relationships within the community. Throughout the conversation, the focus remains on the value of prayer, consistent diligence, and the rewards of investing in people for the kingdom of God. This discussion serves as an encouragement to any minister seeking to stay committed to their calling while navigating the realities of modern pastoral work.
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