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In this introductory episode, Pastor Britt invites you to explore the roots of grace and the mission of discipleship within the Methodist tradition. Learn about the heart behind the Wesleyan Threads podcast and what you can expect from future episodes. Whether you're a lifelong Methodist, curious about Wesleyan theology, or seeking inspiration for your faith journey, this episode sets the stage for engaging conversations, thoughtful insights, and practical takeaways. Join us as we weave together history, theology, and everyday discipleship.
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