The Sacramental Charismatic

On this BONUS episode, Luke Geraty and guest Luke Martin dive into further biblical-theological evidence in relation to Alan Scott's false teachings. Dr. Luke Martin grew up in Northern Ireland and now lives just outside London. He completed a doctorate in theology at Oxford University and has spent the last six years teaching theology at Eton College. Luke is the host of Creed and Culture, a podc...

On this bonus episode, Wes & Luke talk about Tim Keller, both his legacy, influence, and differences. Plus, we have a special guest! || FOLLOW US || Website:  https://sacramentalcharismatic.substack.com Luke IG:  https://instagram.com/lukegeraty Luke Twitter:  https://twitter.com/lukegeraty Wes IG:  https://www.instagram.com/wesmac5 Wes Twitter:  https://twitter.com/wesmac5 SUPPORT US BY SUBSCRIBI...

On this episode of the Sacramental Charismatic, Wes and Luke spend a bit of time discussing a recent article Luke wrote addressing the Alan Scott spiritual abuse situation. Read the article here: https://sacramentalcharismatic.substack.com/p/alan-scott-spiritual-abuse-and-the Read The Roys Report here: https://julieroys.com/exclusive-former-vineyard-staff-accuse-alan-scott-of-abuse-manipulation-li...

On this episode of the Sacramental Charismatic, Wes and Luke talk with Dr. Thomas Lyons about the Asbury Outpouring. We discuss revival, renewal, and lots more! || FOLLOW US || Website: https://sacramentalcharismatic.com  

How should sacramental charismatics approach evangelism? On this episode of the Sacramental Charismatic, Wes McLachlan and Luke Geraty discussion the biblical theology and practical application on how we should approach Evangelism. || FOLLOW US || Website: https://sacramentalcharismatic.com

How should we approach the Bible? What does it mean to describe Scripture as infallible? What about hermeneutics? ❇️ Recommended Resources ❇️ "How to Read the Bible Well: What It Is, What It Isn't, and How To Love It," by Stephen Burnhope ( https://amzn.to/3JgwALn ) "The Hermeneutical Spiral: A Comprehensive Introduction to Biblical Interpretation," by Grant Osborne ( https://amzn.to/3WCJ0QM ) "Sc...

After the global pandemic, people are still struggling with anxiety, grief, fear, worry, and a lot of other challenging issues. Pastors have resigned and churches have closed. So what does it look like to be a "sacramental charismatic" in a post-covid world?   Luke and Wes talk about dealing with trauma, resources to empower discipleship, and more!   👇🏽👇🏽Leave comments or questions below👇🏽👇...

On episode 29, Luke Geraty and Wesley McLachlan are joined by Dr. Steve Burnhope to discuss Alan & Kathryn Sarah Scott's leadership, the disassociation of the Anaheim Vineyard, and the complexities of the recent lawsuit that has been filed against them. Plus we talk a bit more about the theological implications, honor culture, and more. If you missed episode 28 where Luke & Wes discussed this more...

On episode 28, Luke Geraty and Wesley McLachlan discuss the Anaheim Vineyard and how it disassociated from the Vineyard, becoming Dwelling Place Anaheim. We cover the unethical process, how honor culture influenced the situation (and manipulated people), and why Luke's stood strong on his statement that this is spiritually abusive. Also, be sure to check out Remnant Radio's video "Responding To Th...

On episode twenty-seven, I'm joined again by Wes McLachlan. Wes served as an associate pastor at the Red Bluff Vineyard and has a Masters degree in theology and was born and raised in South Africa. On this episode we discuss the positive impact of a local church moving away from the sporadic celebration of the Eucharist to weekly remembrance.  Recommended Resources: Getting Real: Pneumatological R...

On episode twenty-six, I'm joined by Wes McLachlan. Wes served as an associate pastor at the Red Bluff Vineyard and has a Masters degree in theology and was born and raised in South Africa. On this episode we discuss the coming season three theme: how to be a sacramental charismatic. Recommended Resources: Getting Real: Pneumatological Realism and the Spiritual, Moral, and Ministry Formation of Co...

On episode twenty-five, I'm talking with Dr. Louise Gosbell, an Australian biblical scholar who specializes in the subject of disabilities. Dr. Gosbell has written numerous articles and projects on how churches can engage with (and include) people with disabilities. We discussed the following: What is a disability? Why does this matter for the Church? What Biblical texts are primarily formative in...

On episode twenty-four, I'm sitting down with Kristen Daley-Mosier to discuss baptism and her research on the subject! About Kristen: Kristen Daley Mosier completed her M.Div. at Fuller Seminary Northwest (Seattle) in 2012, and holds a B.A. in Art History from Western Washington University. Based in the Pacific Northwest, her research interests explore intersections of creation, spirit, materialit...

On episode twenty-three, I'm talking to Susan Cho Van Riesen about her experience as a female lead pastor, Asian American ethnic and cultural concerns, and much more! About Susan: Susan Cho Van Riesen fell in love with Jesus during her undergraduate years at Occidental College. Since then she has been a worker for the Kingdom of God through InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, through being a mom of...

On episode twenty-two, I had a conversation with Winfield Bevins and we discussed the role of liturgy, the Book of Common Prayer, and the intersection of being a Sacramental Charismatic! About Winfield: Winfield Bevins is a “liturgical missiologist” whose passion is to help others connect to the roots of the Christian faith for discipleship and mission. He currently serves as the Director of Churc...

On episode twenty-one, I'm joined by Melody Winderweedle to discuss the various dynamics attached to women in ministry as well as a good bit of thinking in relation to how the politics of the kingdom of God are "yellow." About Melody: Melody Winderweedle is the Co-Lead Pastor with her husband Bud. They have three children. Melody is passionate about encouraging and empowering women in their call i...

On episode twenty, I have a conversation with Edgar King and Ramon Mayo to discuss a lot of different topics, including Church, theology, and ethnic diversity. About Ramon: Ramon Mayo is a writer, speaker, and youth coordinator at the South Suburban Vineyard Church. He breaks down Christian faith and theology for everyday folks at his blog http://ramonlmayo.com​ . You can also follow Ramon on Twit...

On episode nineteen I'm talking with my new friend Reese Hogg III. Reese and I have been connected through social media for awhile and finally had a chance to sit down and have a conversation. In addition to hearing Reese share his thoughts on social justice, church, and worship, he shared how lament and grief, after the murder of his son, has been a space for encountering God and learning about w...

On episode eighteen I'm talking with my friend Donnell Wyche. This conversation was a lot of fun and we talked about many important topics, including Liberation Theology (and why African American theologians have been overlooked), ethnic diversity in the Church, Critical Race Theory, and much, much more! About Donnell: The Reverend Donnell Wyche currently serves as Senior Pastor and Head of Staff...

On episode seventeen I have a conversation with Stephanie Snow! I've known Stephanie long enough that I wasn't even sure how we met (it was at a Vineyard church). On this episode we talk about issues connected to ethnic reconciliation, how churches can be more intentional toward diversity, her passion for justice as both a follower of Jesus and a lawyer, and much more! About Stephanie: Stephanie l...

On episode sixteen I have a conversation with my good friend, Edgar King. Hailing from Kenya, Edgar is a gifted worship leader and the lead pastor of Trinity Vineyard Church in Nakuru. We are all over the map on this one, discussing the Kenya context, missions, worship, and sacramental theology... plus much more! About Edgar: Edgar has a passion for Jesus and for people. He enjoys traveling and co...

On episode fifteen, and in celebration of #BlackHistoryMonth, I sit down with Ramon Mayo to discuss the history and importance of Black History Month, the need for nuance in today's world, and his forthcoming book, "Reclaiming Diversity." About Ramon: Ramon Mayo is a writer, speaker, and youth coordinator at the South Suburban Vineyard Church. He breaks down Christian faith and theology for everyd...

On episode fourteen, I have a conversation with Glenn Packiam about what it looks like to pastor a sacramental charismatic church, the role of formation in Christian worship, and how the sacramental tapestry helped provide stability for New Life after their previous senior pastor had a more failure and church scandal. About Glenn: Glenn Packiam is an Associate Senior Pastor at New Life Church in C...

On episode thirteen, I have a conversation with Dr. Ben C. Blackwell about the subject of his excellent book, "Engaging Theology: A Biblical, Historical, and Practical Introduction" (https://amzn.to/3o5O5jc). We also talked about his time as a research assistant for N. T. Wright while he was in England and much more! About Ben: Ben is an associate professor of theology at Houston Baptist Universit...

Season Two has started! On episode twelve, I have a conversation with Alexander Venter about how followers of Jesus should think about political engagement and allegiance. Hailing from South Africa, Alexander saw first hand how political ideology was ingrained in society and has some helpful thoughts about how the Church can be prophetic in its critique of all sides of the political spectrum. Reco...