Mike Lowry

Mike Lowry, Bishop Emeritus offering historical and pastoral perspective on Methodist sacramental theology. Leah Hattie Gregory, Bishop and Wesleyan teacher focused on prevenient grace and liturgy. They unpack baptism and communion as God’s means of grace. They debate infant baptism, the role of water and signs, open table practice, frequency of communion, and restoring ordinary elements in worship.

Bishops Mike Lowry, Bishop Emeritus known for pastoral teaching, and Leah Hitty Gregory, a Global Methodist bishop with pastoral and theological insight, discuss Christian future hope. They explore why hope matters, why predicting dates is wrong, how hope shapes faithful living and mission, pastoral care around death and grief, and the renewal of creation—including playful thoughts about animals.

Mike Lowry, Bishop Emeritus and theological educator, offers creedal and pastoral insight. Leah Hitty Gregory, bishop and revitalization leader, shares pastoral stories and liturgical wisdom. They discuss the Holy Spirit as a personal member of the Trinity. They explore balancing experience with tradition, the Spirit’s role in justification and sanctification, and practical ministry moments guided by the Spirit.

Leah Hitty Gregory, a Global Methodist bishop offering pastoral reflections on oneness in Christ and church life. Mike Lowry, Bishop Emeritus and theological teacher, explains Methodist ecclesiology and doctrine. They explore the catechism’s role in discipleship. They define the church as Christ’s community, unpack four traditional marks, contrast oneness with cultural unity, and celebrate diverse faithful congregations.

Leah Hidde-Gregory, a pastoral bishop known for warm discipleship stories, and Mike Lowry, a theological teacher focused on doctrinal clarity, explore who Jesus is. They discuss the incarnation, Jesus as fully God and fully human, historic creeds and councils, multiple models of atonement, Wesleyan distinctives, and the call to restore true human flourishing.