Assistant Professor in the Practice of Contextual Ministries; Director of Contextual Ministries; Director of IRB
Madeline teaches in the areas of spiritual formation and field education. She directs the Contextual Ministries program with an emphasis on spiritual disciplines, discipleship, accountability, ministerial theology, and the doctrine of God. Madeline also serves as the Director of the Internal Review Board of Human Subject Research for the DMin program. Areas of interest for Madeline include spiritual formation, supernatural ministry, charismatic awakening, and church renewal.
BA, Southwestern University (2003)
MDiv, Duke Divinity School (2007)
DMin, United Theological Seminary, Randy Clark Scholars Cohort (2019)
“Methodism and the Gifts of the Spirit,” in The Next Methodism: Theological, Social, and Missional Foundations for Global Methodism, edited by Kenneth J. Collins and Ryan Danker, Seedbed, 2022.
“Resources for an Aspiring Methocostal,” in Firebrand Magazine, 2021.
“Awakening Orthodoxy,” in A Firm Foundation: Hope and Vision for a New Methodist Future, Seedbed, 2017.
“Revive Us Again,” in Good News Magazine, 2016.
Madeline is an ordained elder in the Mid-Texas Conference of the Global Methodist Church who served pastorally within the local church for thirteen years. She has ministered in a variety of capacities, as both an associate pastor and solo pastor. Her areas of focus in pastoral ministry have included spiritual formation, discipleship, young adult and women’s ministry, administrative organization, and preaching and teaching. Madeline is currently the board chair of Spirit & Truth, and she is frequently invited to speak at various revivals, retreats, women’s conferences, and denominational events around the country.
In 2007, Madeline married David Henners, an architect from Liverpool, England. Madeline and her husband consider themselves a ministry team, praying with people for healing and deliverance. Together, they enjoy to camp, golf, and travel.