Wesley Bros
Wesley Bros: The Vanishing of Johan Tetzel
With a "Stranger Things" parody, the Wesley Bros take at look at the Catholic side of things that led to the Protestant Reformation. Read more
Surprise!
God’s love is not transforming us backwards. If the church is being transformed from glory into glory, then the glory of the past is just a taste of the glory today, which is just a taste of the glory to come, writes the Rev. Charlie Baber. Read more
VBS: A Whole New World, Part Two
Does Vacation Bible School really need elaborate secular themes in order to connect with young believers? asks Wesley Bros. Read more
Wesley Bros: Little Reformers, Part One
The Rev. Charlie Baber sends the "Little Reformers" to their first session of Vacation Bible School. Read more
Little Red Wesley Hood
Wesley Bros ponder what it means for Jesus's disciples to be "wise as serpents yet innocent as doves." Read more
Wesley Bros: Imminent Cat-astrophe
Charles Wesley finds that sometimes a cat brings relief and contentment; sometimes it knocks your coffee to the floor, writes the Rev. Charlie Baber. Read more
Opioid (for the Masses) Crisis
Does your religion numb you to the pain of the world, or does it energize you to get out into the world and truly love the people who Christ loves, asks Wesley Bros creator Rev. Charlie Baber. Read more
Wesleys Take the Web: Baptism
Baptism not a spiritual magic trick, writes the Rev. Charlie Baber. It is a real act of God’s grace, and a covenant to love one another as Christ loves us, so that the world might believe. Read more
Wesleys Take the Web: Hymn for Easter Day
No bunnies or chocolate here, but an animated Wesley Bros collaboration on a hymn celebrating the glory of Christ's Resurrection. Read more
Wesley Bros: John & Charles’ Excellent Adventure
Most triumphant, those Wyld Stallyns of Methodism use their iPhone time machine to go visit Jesus and learn stuff. Party on, dudes! Read more
The Kingdom of God is Also Like…
Wesley Bros revisits as old comic that the Rev. Charlie Baber thinks speaks to the current state of United Methodism. Read more
Wesley Bros: Wooly Bully
John Wesley's sermon "A Caution Against Bigotry" and Mark 9:38-39 should be required reading for all United Methodists during this time of turmoil, to be more Christlike in our interactions with one another, writes the Rev. Charlie Baber. Read more
March Madness
Like all of us, the Wesley Bros are struggling with how to work out their salvation through God's multi-faceted grace and means of grace this Lent. Read more
Wesley Bros: Guardians of the Gospel
The truth is, we’ve come to a time in history when our church’s silence or ambivalence over LGBTQ issues causes more harm than good, writes the Rev. Charlie Baber. Read more
Sheep in a Jeep
Using Jesus' parable of the Lost Sheep, Rev. Charlie Baber of Wesley Bros suggests that the grassroots approach of the One Church Plan is likely the best way forward for the church regarding human sexuality. Read more
Surely We Aren't Blind, Are We?
Privilege is assuming that there is only one correct narrative of Christian history, and yet Christ is constantly showing up in non-privileged people to show God's grace, writes the Rev. Charlie Baber. Read more
Perichoresis Rock Anthem
How does the Church reconcile "One God" with "God in Three Persons"? John Wesley didn't try; he just punted to Athanasius. Read more
Wesleys Take the Web: Advent Anthem
Charles Wesley is animated about his Advent anthem, "Come, Thou Long-Expected Jesus." Read more
Soul Check: Into the Wesley-Verse
Our intrepid Wesley Bros crew encounters duplicates from another cartoon franchise on board their spaceship and they fear for their lives over differing perspectives. Read more
Soul Check: Advent-ure
During Advent, we must make a decision about the sort of people we will be. If we are changed by the Christ-story, if we become characters in the nativity of Christ-born-in-our-hearts today, how must we live? Read more