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.
What Is Catechesis, and Why Does It Matter?
The Christian traditions that will thrive in twenty-first century America will be those who take seriously their responsibility to instruct believers in the faith.
The Christian Way Is the Way of Repentance
The way of repentance leads to the fullness of life in Christ, even to entire sanctification.
Christian Discipleship Must Forge Form with Power
God doesn’t only want us to be good. He doesn’t only want us to do great things. He wants to give us deep faith so we can go far.
What the Bible Means When It Talks About Holiness
Miriam Swaffield introduces us to biblical holiness as God's gift and invitation to carry his transforming presence with us everywhere in the world.
The Biblical Case for Prevenient Grace
Prevenient grace is the work of God's Spirit on human hearts to loosen sin's natural grip on us.
Required Reading for Methodists: The Pilgrim’s Progress
For nearly two hundred years, John Bunyan’s iconic title The Pilgrim’s Progress was a staple part of the fabric of Methodism.
Christian Faith Lives Somewhere Between Dogmatism and Doubt
What happens to faith when it becomes too dogmatic? What about the kind that slides into perpetual doubt? In this video, Josh McNall recommends we adopt a model of faith that lives somewhere in-between.
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