The resources listed here are recommended to help you in your ministry. They are provided by United Methodist-affiliated organizations or persons.<\/p>\n
Faith and Leadership<\/a> Faith in Action<\/a> Giving Notes, Mission Moments & More<\/a> Leading Ideas<\/a> One in Ministry<\/a> Ministry Matters<\/a> MyCom Tips E-Newsletter<\/a> United Methodist News Service<\/a> Wesleyan Leadership<\/a> NC Conference Online Learning<\/a> Center for Leadership Excellence Webinars<\/a> Online Training Center<\/a> BeADisciple.com<\/a> Learn + Lead Webinars<\/a> Upper Room eLearning<\/a> Webinars<\/a> Wesleyan Leadership and Covenant Discipleship Webinars<\/a> Lewis Online Learning<\/a> Clergy Education<\/a> (CEU credit for United Methodist clergy) FaithLead\u00a0<\/a> God\u2019s Gift of Scripture with Belton Joyner<\/a> Voices<\/a> Deep Reckonings<\/a> Watercolor Christianity<\/a> The Other Days of the Week<\/a> The Stormcast<\/a> The Local Church Podcast Network<\/a> Instructions for Living a Life<\/a> Views from the Peak<\/a> The Unfinished Church<\/a> Where Do We Go From Here, UMC?<\/a> In Layman’s Terms<\/a> Bearded Theologians<\/a> Maybe God<\/a> Kindreds<\/a> Let’s Talk About the Bible<\/a> United Methodist Podcasts<\/a> Pastoring in the Digital Age<\/a> Expanding the Table<\/a> Un-Tied Methodism<\/a> Leading Ideas Talks<\/a> The Academy for Spiritual Formation Podcast<\/a> Fresh Expressions Podcast<\/a> Faith and Community<\/a>
By Leadership Education at Duke University<\/p>\n
By The General Board of Church & Society of The United Methodist Church<\/p>\n
By United Methodist Church Giving<\/p>\n
By The Lewis Center for Church Leadership at Wesley Theological Seminary<\/p>\n
By The Upper Room<\/p>\n
By Ministry Matters<\/p>\n
By United Methodist Communications<\/p>\n
By United Methodist Communications<\/p>\n
By Steve Manskar,\u00a0Director of Wesleyan Leadership at
Discipleship Ministries of The United Methodist Church<\/p>\nOnline Courses & Webinars<\/h3>\n
By The North Carolina Conference of The United Methodist Church<\/p>\n
By The North Carolina Conference of The United Methodist Church<\/p>\n
By United Methodist Communications<\/p>\n
By The Institute for Discipleship at Southwestern College<\/p>\n
By The Missouri Conference of The United Methodist Church<\/p>\n
By Upper Room Ministries, a Ministry of
Discipleship Ministries of The United Methodist Church<\/p>\n
By Discipleship Ministries of The United Methodist Church<\/p>\n
By Steve Manskar,\u00a0Director of Wesleyan Leadership at
Discipleship Ministries of The United Methodist Church<\/p>\n
By The Lewis Center for Church Leadership<\/p>\n
By Market Square Publishing<\/p>\n
By Convergence Online Learning<\/p>\nPodcasts<\/h3>\n
Hosted by the NC Conference, this podcast is an audio version of his weekly Bible commentary, narrated by Belton himself.<\/p>\n
Hosted by the NC Conference and started during COVID-19, this podcast offers the voices of leaders from around the conference.<\/p>\n
Hosted by the NC Conference, you\u2019ll hear personal stories from experiences with culture, race, and racism.<\/p>\n
Hosted by NC Conference Pastors Laura Wittman and Aaron Hayworth, this podcast explores Christianity and pop culture.<\/p>\n
Hosted by NC Conference Pastor Amie Stewart who speaks with creative individuals to discuss their unique engagement with ministry, the path that led them there, and what makes them come alive.<\/p>\n
Hosted by the NC Conference, this podcast shares stories related to disaster relief in North Carolina.<\/p>\n
This NCCUMC faith community in Pittsboro, NC produces <\/span>Ten Minutes Or Less<\/span><\/i>, sermon audio from their Sunday Liturgy, and <\/span>With<\/span><\/i> that features conversations with and stories from those in their community.<\/span><\/p>\n
Co-hosted by NC Conference Pastor Adam Baker, this podcast explores the stories of people at the intersections of faith, belief, ministry, and mental health.<\/p>\n
Hosted by NC Conference\u00a0Pastor Kyle Meier, this podcast will help us learn from folks outside of our church.<\/p>\n
Hosted by three United Methodist Bishops, LaTrelle Easterling, Michael McKee, and Gregory Palmer, this podcast is for all who are ready to unite and build a world in which racial prejudice has no power.<\/p>\n
Hosted by United Methodist Pastor Molly Vetter, this podcast features conversations with denominational leaders about the challenges ahead as we live toward a United Methodist Church that is fully inclusive of our LGBTQ+ siblings.<\/p>\n
Hosted by Todd Seifert, communications director of the Great Plains Conference, this podcast explores concepts of discipleship by telling the stories of a person, a congregation, or even a community.<\/p>\n
Hosted by two United Methodist pastors in the Midwest who provide a space where healthy, relevant theological conversation and reflection can occur.<\/p>\n
Hosted by Houston-based United Methodist pastor and skeptic-at-heart Eric Huffman on the questions we all have about life.<\/p>\n
Co-hosted by United Methodist\u00a0Ashley Peterson, this podcast is\u00a0on all things faith, feminism, and friendship.<\/p>\n
Staff from The United Methodist Publishing House take an in-depth look at different concepts from the Bible.<\/p>\n
United Methodist Communications hosts three podcasts and also provides links to other United Methodist podcasts.<\/p>\n
Ryan Dunn, a Minister of Online Engagement for United Methodist Communications, hosts this podcast that delivers community and resources for leaders adjusting to ministry in digital space.<\/p>\n
This podcast series from the General Commission on Religion and Race focuses on how individual Christians and church-based entities can and should engage the work of racial justice-making and anti-racism.<\/p>\n
General Secretary for Archives and History Dr. Ashley Boggan hosts this podcast that examines the roots of The United Methodist Church (and its predecessor denominations) to understand why The UMC is the way that it is…and where it might be going.<\/p>\n
Hosted by the Lewis Center for Church Leadership at Wesley Theological Seminary.<\/p>\n
This award-winning podcast is hosted by faculty from The Academy for Spiritual Formation at The Upper Room.<\/p>\n
Fresh Expressions makes space for denominational leaders and pastors to use both traditional services as well as innovative forms of church to live out Christ\u2019s mission.<\/p>\n
Hosted by Kylie Foley, Rural Faith Communities Program Manager for the Institute for Emerging Issues at North Carolina State University, this podcast holds deep conversations with faith leaders & partners about topics that matter to faith communities, from mental health and aging, to digital inclusion and food insecurity.<\/p>\nAdditional Tools<\/h3>\n