What is a band meeting and what is its purpose? In this video, Scott Kisker and Kevin Watson share the why behind their recent book, The Band Meeting: Rediscovering Relationship Discipleship in Transformational Community.
When we serve the poor, a mutual exchange of blessings is incurred, and in the process, both parties meet with Jesus.
The Bible reveals a whole and healing gospel. Good News! Today however, a third of the gospel is missing from much evangelical preaching, teaching, and living. Even among Wesleyans. The Bible is the story of
What if instead of talking about church growth, we talked about church fruitfulness? Read more from Rachel Deigh as she reflects on recent conversations in her church.
Why is prayer important in our daily rhythms of discipleship? Andrew Thompson shares its significance and three simple tips on how to make it a daily, life-giving routine.
Many of us never stop to think about what it takes to live into the greatest calling of all time: to be and make disciples.
In today’s Seven Minute Seminary, Dr. Stephen Backhouse demonstrates how Søren Kierkegaard can be appropriated to challenge our core assumptions about identity and allegiance.
Why do we engage Scripture for discipleship? Andrew Thompson explains both the why and how in today’s blog post.
In this Seven Minute Seminary, Dr. Matt Friedeman shares a unique model of meeting with disciples that orient us both toward the presence of Jesus among us, and each other in the room.
Andrew Thompson compels us to experience grace not just as the pardon but also the power of God.
In today’s Seven Minute Seminary, Dr. Kent Dunnington explains how, through the grace of God, we can actually become the virtuous people that image God in our moral lives.
Within a few months of beginning field preaching in 1739, Wesley had set up the basic structure that was to mark Methodism for more than a century: Societies, Bands, and Class Meetings.
