Pod Strangely Warmed

Horizon Texas Conference UMC and Rev. Daniel Hawkins

POD Strangely Warmed is a United Methodist Podcast designed to engage in frank, direct and (as often as possible) entertaining conversations about what's going on in and around the United Methodist Connection.

  1. 1d ago ·  Video

    Ep 147: "Walking With Our Neighbors, Walking With Christ" featuring Rev. Billy Lane & Dr. India Stewart

    In Matthew 25, Jesus said, "What you've done to the least of these, you've done to me." What does that mean for our neighborhoods today? Rev. Billy Lane and Dr. India Stewart of the Innercity Community Development Corporation (ICDC) join Rev. Daniel Hawkins to share how their work in sunny South Dallas is helping families put down roots, build stability, and create stronger neighborhoods. Through stories from their work, they explore how homeownership creates opportunity, why communities are strongest when everyone has a voice, and what it looks like to walk alongside neighbors as they shape the future of their own communities. This episode is about seeing Christ in our neighbors and discovering that building stronger communities is not separate from the Gospel. Billy and India describe a ministry that walks with people, helps them find their voice, and creates pathways toward lasting change. It's a conversation about faith, dignity, and what can happen when Christians take seriously the call to love their neighbors. To learn more about Innercity Community Development Corporation:  https://www.icdc.biz/ https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100085055830212 https://www.instagram.com/southdallasfairparkicdc/ Website - htcumc.org Facebook - @HTCUMC Instagram - @HTCUMC TikTok - @horizontxumc YouTube - @htcumc  Spotify - Horizon Texas Conference

    Ep 147: "Walking With Our Neighbors, Walking With Christ" featuring Rev. Billy Lane & Dr. India Stewart
  2. Aug 4 ·  Video

    Ep 145: "Hope in Cambodia: A United Methodist Response to Human Trafficking" with Patrick Booth

    In this episode of POD Strangely Warmed, Patrick Booth shares stories from Cambodia that reveal both the devastating reality of human trafficking and the remarkable resilience of people finding hope after exploitation. Through his work with Global Ministries and the ARK (Advancing Resilient Khmer) program, Patrick helps us understand that healing is not quick or simple, but it is possible when survivors are surrounded by safety, community, and long-term support. This conversation gives listeners a glimpse into the courageous work being done by missionaries, mission partners, and local leaders, and reminds us that the church has a meaningful role to play in standing with those seeking freedom and restoration. Through the work of the General Board of Global Ministries, United Methodists have a trusted way to support specific missionaries and mission projects around the world. The Advance allows churches and individuals to come alongside the people and ministries doing this work, offering support where it is needed most and helping make long-term mission possible. When a church supports a missionary through this connection, it becomes more than a financial gift. It becomes a relationship rooted in prayer, encouragement, and shared commitment to God's mission. If you or your church would like to contribute financially, you can give through the links provided below. Churches that choose to support missionaries through Covenant partnerships are encouraged to consider giving $10 per member per year, a practical way for congregations of every size to participate in global mission. Your generosity helps remind missionaries and mission partners that they are not serving alone, and that the wider church is standing with them in the work of Christ around the world. Donation, email, and bio page: https://gbhem-umc.my.site.com/hemgm/s/campaign/a3fPo000000D4BcIAK/booth-patrick Email Patrick at: pbooth@umcmission.org Covenant form online: https://umcmission.org/resources/covenant-partner-relationship-form Project ARK webpage: https://arkcambodia.com/outreach/   Website - htcumc.org Facebook - @HTCUMC Instagram - @HTCUMC TikTok - @horizontxumc YouTube - @htcumc  Spotify - Horizon Texas Conference

    Ep 145: "Hope in Cambodia: A United Methodist Response to Human Trafficking" with Patrick Booth
  3. Jun 9

    Ep 140: "Love Boldly: Voices from Annual Conference 2026"

    This week POD Strangely Warmed brings you into the conversations happening at Annual Conference 2026 as we talk with clergy and laity from around the Horizon Texas Conference. You'll hear thoughtful reflections on what it looks like to love boldly in real ministry, real community, and real life, along with the shared sense of hope that emerges when the church gathers to worship, connect, and listen for where God is at work. This episode isn't about recapping every vote or agenda item. It's about the people who shape Annual Conference through their presence, their stories, and their faithfulness. Whether you were in the room or didn't make it this year, these conversations offer a window into how bold love is being practiced, named, and lived out across our conference. Along the way, we also spend time with a few voices from the wider connectional ministry of The United Methodist Church, offering perspective on how this work extends beyond a single annual conference. You'll hear reflections that help trace where bold love is being seen across the Horizon Texas Conference and how that shared vision continues to guide the church forward. https://www.realizegrace.com/ https://www.youtube.com/@realizegrace https://www.cultiv8community.org/ https://www.gbhem.org/ https://umcmission.org/   Website - htcumc.org Facebook - @HTCUMC Instagram - @HTCUMC TikTok - @horizontxumc YouTube - @htcumc  Spotify - Horizon Texas Conference

    Ep 140: "Love Boldly: Voices from Annual Conference 2026"

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POD Strangely Warmed is a United Methodist Podcast designed to engage in frank, direct and (as often as possible) entertaining conversations about what's going on in and around the United Methodist Connection.

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