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More to the Story with Andy Miller III

Dr. Andy Miller III
Global Methodist Church
Wesley Biblical Seminary
Christianity
Theology
Charlie Kirk
Holiness
Methodism
John Wesley
Scripture
Evangelism
Dispensationalism
Christian Discipleship
Evangelicalism
Wesleyan Theology
Discipleship
New Thought
End Times
True Crime
Salvation Army
Provenient Grace

More to the Story with Dr. Andy Miller III is a podcast exploring theology in the orthodox Wesleyan tradition. Hear engaging interviews and musings from Dr. Miller each week.

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Did John Wesley believe the Bible is without error? Some argue that calling Wesley a supporter of biblical inerrancy is anachronistic because the term developed after his lifetime. In this episode of More to the Story, Dr. Mark Olson joins me to tack... more

In this episode, I am joined by Revs. Samuel Padgett and Jonathan Bynum for a timely conversation on covenant and polity in the life of the Global Methodist Church. Drawing from the work of the Board of Ministry Cohort, Samuel shares how a request fr... more

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In this live podcast, I talk through issues that are front and center for the Global Methodist Church. A few articles have been published in the past month that prompted me to offer this live response podcast.

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In this episode, I am joined by Ryan Barnett, Chief Operating Officer of the Mid-Texas Global Methodist Church Conference, to discuss the recently released book Christ for All: Every Methodist an Evangelist, which Ryan edited. Our conversation explor... more

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Recent Guests

Ryan Barnett
Chief Operational Officer for the Mid-Texas Conference of the Global Methodist Church
Global Methodist Church (Mid-Texas Conference)
Episode: Every Methodist an Evangelist with Ryan Barnett
Brad Edwards
Church planter in Colorado; host of Post Everything podcast
The Table church, Colorado; Post Everything podcast
Episode: The Reason for Church with Brad Edwards
John Ed Mathison
Pastor, former senior pastor of Fraser Memorial Methodist Church (Montgomery, AL)
Fraser Memorial Methodist Church, United Methodist Church veteran
Episode: Leadership Lessons from a Living Legend with John Ed Mathison
David A. deSilva
Distinguished Professor of New Testament and Greek at Ashland Theological Seminary
Ashland Theological Seminary
Episode: A New Testament Scholar’s Calling with David deSilva
Tom McCall
Timothy and Julie Tenet Endowed Chair at Asbury Theological Seminary
Asbury Theological Seminary
Episode: Why a New Systematic Theology? with Tom McCall & Jason Vickers
Jason Vickers
Endowed chair in Wesleyan Theology at Truett Seminary, Baylor University
Truett Seminary, Baylor University
Episode: Why a New Systematic Theology? with Tom McCall & Jason Vickers
Andrew Thompson
Senior Pastor, Tulsa First Methodist Church
Tulsa First Methodist Church
Episode: The Antioch Connection: Reimagining Wesleyan Communities with Andrew Thompson
Benjamin Espinoza
Lead Pastor of Riverstone Wesleyan Church; Publisher of Aldersgate Press
Riverstone Wesleyan Church; Aldersgate Press
Episode: Good News About Self-Care with Benjamin Espinoza
John Wilsey
Professor at Southern Baptist Seminary in Historical Theology
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Episode: Conservatism 101 with John Wilsey

Host

Andy Miller III
Host of More to the Story podcast; affiliated with Wesley Biblical Seminary; frequent interviewer of theologians, pastors, and scholars.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 88 ratings
  • Challenging and enjoyable podcast

    More to the Story is a great way for me to think deeper about the Bible, theology and the church. I enjoy Andy’s interview style, upbeat personality and that he loves Jesus.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mom in Ministry
    United States10 months ago
  • Wesleyan perspective

    I find the content refreshing and specific to those who have an interest in the Wesleyan tradition. Andy is very personable and shares his perspective and insights from a Wesleyan vantage point. I appreciate the variety of guests that he has on the show as well as Andy‘s willingness to professionally share a difference of opinion or perspective. Definitely worth a listen to add into your podcast rotation. I am new to this podcast, but I have been a long time podcast enthusiast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Green Mint 28
    United Statesa year ago
  • Excellent Insight!

    Andy breaks the mold: Unlike most hosts, he is not afraid to engage with whom he disagrees—but always in a professional and friend way. His natural curiosity and rock solid biblical background always ensures the listener learns a lot….and wants to find out more. I highly recommend “More to the Story” because, well, you will get more than you think!

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    5
    Stuart Kellogg
    United Statesa year ago
  • Andy is the man!

    Andy Miller III is a ball of energy. He is excited about the discussions he gets into and it’s contagious to the listener. I appreciate the wide range of guests he brings on, while also being a sound orthodox, evangelical Wesleyan voice. I hope he continues these podcasts as he enters his role as president of WBS! My only critique would be to stop interrupting guests. It can be distracting.

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    5
    ReportThis505
    United States2 years ago
  • Encouragement for the Faithful

    Dr. Miller is an important and trusted voice in encouraging and bringing together faithful followers within the pan-Wesleyan community. He is unapologetically committed to the inerrancy of scripture, and a worldview that embraces the great hope of sanctification!

    Andy and the guests on his podcast have often helped me to internally clarify, and externally articulate important issues related to living out a Wesleyan worldview the 21st-century.

    I often gather with friends during the week... more

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    5
    drb2022
    United States2 years ago

Listeners Say

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Quality interviews with strong biblical grounding and respectful discourse.
Energetic host who keeps conversations dynamic and informative.
Thoughtful, rigorous theology and engaging guests.
Clear Wesleyan perspective with varied guest mix.

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Developing Lay Leaders with Aaron Perry
Q: Tell us a bit about your background and how you arrived at the focus on lay leadership in your work.
Aaron describes growing up in a ministry-minded home, his education path through Bethany Bible College and Asbury Seminary, his early pastoral work, and how experiences shaped his emphasis on lay leadership. He discusses balancing academic study with parish ministry and how that blend informs his approach to training and equipping laypeople for service.
Consider the Lilies with Howard Snyder
Q: How does the book relate Jesus to broader cultural issues like economy and technology?
The book uses Jesus as the focal point for interpreting culture; by asking what Jesus said and did, the author derives doctrines that speak to economics, science, and technology, showing how discipleship should shape all areas of life.
Consider the Lilies with Howard Snyder
Q: What is the core idea behind emphasizing the land in this systematic theology?
The core idea is that God's covenant with the land completes the biblical story of salvation, and understanding land stewardship is essential for a full gospel that informs discipleship, culture, and public life.
No Room at the Inn? Is Tithing Required for Christians? 4 Bible Myths Busted! with David Croteau
Q: What is the main purpose of Urban Legends of the Gospel according to the author?
To deconstruct common myths about gospel passages by using context, historical background, and careful word studies, helping readers understand how to interpret Scripture responsibly.
Christian Antisemitism with Mark Tooley
Q: What do you see as the most dangerous aspects of the Christian anti-Semitism trend you've observed?
There is a toxic blend of victimhood, conspiracy thinking, and projection that targets Jewish people, often framed as religious or political grievance, which is incompatible with Christian teachings about neighbor love and the image of God in every person.

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7. Andrew Thompson
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