Methodists Need Each Other
Christians are not formed in isolation—the pursuit of holiness is a communal endeavor.
A Crisis of Identity—We Have Forgotten Who We Are
When Methodists have lowered their expectations of what God can do in this life, spiritual and numeric decline have followed.
Methodism’s Utmost Purpose According to Its Founder
It is time to retrieve and receive the grand depositum that God has so graciously given to us.
Spiritual Battles and the Finger of God
Spreading the kingdom of God means taking risks, crossing into enemy territory, and being bold and courageous.
Redemption Means Moving from Shame to Grace
We cannot get from shame to grace without going through the cross.
The Kingdom of God Advances
The Enemy has lost the war, and if we will take authority as Jesus has given us permission to do, then the Enemy will also lose the battles he wages in your life and mine.
Stay at the Table: Building Community the Way Jesus Did
In community, we are invited to deal with our own idols, our own mess, and sometimes to gently invite others to root out their own idols as well.
Double-Major Jesus: Embracing Justice and Embracing Grace
How do we show justice and grace? By loving God and others. We shouldn’t be forced to choose one or the other. We need both.
Our World Needs the Sacred Overlap of Heaven and Earth
As Christians, we’re called to live with our feet firmly planted in two different worlds – heaven and earth.
Maintaining a Faithful Posture in an Ever-Increasingly Divided World
As Christians seeking to live with convicted civility, we can’t succumb to either one of them. Instead of leaning out, now is the time to lean in with all wisdom, courage, and compassion.
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