No Hiding in the Back Row – Wesleyan Edition
The Ordinary Way: Life and Holiness by Lupe Acevedo, Ryan Hamm, and Brian Nutt
Episode notes
Most churches today have small groups, but what if we’ve missed what made them powerful in the first place?
In this episode, we explore the difference between modern small groups and the historic Wesleyan class meeting model, a movement built not on information, but transformation.
At the center of it all is one simple, uncomfortable question: “How is it with your soul?”
We talk about:
- Why many churches are over-informed but under-transformed
- The difference between discussion and true discipleship
- Why vulnerability is essential, but often avoided
- What made early Methodism grow so rapidly
- How we can rebuild a culture of real accountability and spiritual growth
Because at the end of the day, faith was never meant to be lived in the back row.
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