Who Run the World? Girls! (But Not if You’re Southern Baptist)

You Gotta Fast Carb

After a long (and deeply spiritual) hiatus, Methodist to the Madness returns with an episode on one of church history’s most intense figures: Catherine of Siena. She wrote scathing letters to popes, fasted herself into visions, and once drank pus out of a bowl—voluntarily. In this episode, we explore Catherine’s mystical life, her radical acts of service, and the thin line between holy devotion and spiritual burnout. It’s a story of sacred intensity, unsettling choices, and what it really means to serve.

One way or another, I’m gonna find you (but not really because you’re super lost)

Description: Hello, theologians! Happy Thanksgiving week! We hope you enjoy time around the table with loved ones, discussing today’s topic: the Lost Colony of Roanoke. Enjoy some more (poorly researched) historical content on us! Highlights include: historical context for the lost colonists, three ships: the lion, the witch, and the wardrobe, the Lost Colony TexMex restaurant, and a solid Gilbert & Sullivan goof courtesy of Andy.

Don't Stop Believin'  (Or Do, It Doesn't Matter, It's All Predetermined Anyway)

What’s up Theologians! We really enjoyed recording this latest episode on this fine, fun Tuesday morn! (We’re sorry to all the Calvinists we’ll inevitably offend — we really are just poking fun.) Talking points: differences between Calvinistic theology and Wesleyan theology, Darth Tater, black and white thinking, and not gambling

Who Run the World? Girls! (But Not if You’re Southern Baptist)

Sorry for the unplanned hiatus, Theologians, but we’re glad to be back on schedule! Episode highlights include defining complementarianism vs egalitarianism, The Council for Biblical Manhood and Womanhood, MB briefly dunking on John Piper, and resources for egalitarians!

Wanted (Undead or Alive)

Welcome Theologians to our 10th episode, Halloween spooktacular featuring our first ever guest, Bailey May. Full disclosur: this is the most chaotic episode we’ve ever recorded, which means it was lots of fun. Highlights include: casket girls, vampire nuns?, and Bailey telling us about the raccoon he ate.