John Wesley’s View of the Image of God
What follows is a summary of John Wesley’s theology of the imago dei (Gen. 1:26–27).
What follows is a summary of John Wesley’s theology of the imago dei (Gen. 1:26–27).
What follows is an account of the biblical doctrine of creation, as taught by John Wesley and early Methodism.
What follows is an account of the biblical doctrine of our trinitarian God, highlighting his oneness while bearing witness to the three divine persons.
What follows is an account of the biblical doctrine of our trinitarian God, with a particular emphasis on his attributes.
“Lord, I am no longer my own, but Yours.” Pray more with us.
What follows is an account of sanctification that summarizes the teaching of John Wesley and early Methodism.
The Faith Once Delivered is a text meant to guide the theological trajectory of Methodism for the next century or more.
Holiness apart from love, on the one hand, and love apart from holiness, on the other, are not faithful to the gospel of Jesus Christ.
In this Seven Minute Seminary video, Miriam Swanson of Fusion USA frames the good news around the particular desires, anxieties, and concerns around which young people orient themselves.
The following is an excerpt from a freshly released book, The Next Methodism: Theological, Social, and Missional Foundations for Global Methodism. This collection represents an unprecedented collection of leaders and scholars in orthodox Methodism. These
Reading Scripture faithfully leads to his: love of God, love of neighbor.
Our goal is to love and serve God, but doctrines help us understand the deep faith of the church.