Generational effects
As we seek to be imitators of Christ, do we realize that our lives carry a ripple across time for our family, our neighbors, our co-workers, the people that we talk with in meetings or in conversations at the store?
Matthew Tietje
Top social media posts of 2020
The things that moved us and made us smile in 2020.
General Superintendent Emeritus Earle Wilson passes away
From the family of Dr. Earle L. Wilson: It is with a profound sense of conflicting emotions that we wish to announce the passing of our beloved husband/father/grandfather/and great-grandfather. Today we grieve the loss of someone who brought a tremendous amount of...
The Humility of Greatness
Don the towel, fill the basin, and ask God where to serve.
There is Joy
Find joy in Christ right where you are.
There is Joy
Find joy in Christ right where you are.
God’s Children
Our heavenly Father loves us deeply.
God’s Children
Our heavenly Father loves us deeply.
More Important Matters
Embrace who God is as well as embracing his law.
More Important Matters
Embrace who God is as well as embracing his law.
Missing the Point
Choose relationship over rules by reaching out to God.
Missing the Point
Choose relationship over rules by reaching out to God.
Priority Shift
Set your priorities on who God is.
Priority Shift
Set your priorities on who God is.
When Worship Fades
Engage in genuine worship with God.
Rule Maker
Be present with God first so everything else can follow.
Salvation in the Present Tense
Look back on what God has done and enjoy his victory today.
HE CAME TO ME TOO
Don’t give up on someone you consider unlikely to come to Christ.
Working with the End in Mind
Pray that God will help you yield the brush to his control.
The Gift of Today
Live with the knowledge that there will be no retakes.
Only One Way
Practice the fine art of being unyielding to truth while extending love.
Coming Home
Consider how you might reconcile with those alienated from you.
As Guilty as Sin
Thank God that he loves you enough to make you sensitive to wrong.
A Wesleyan lament over the lie of racial value
This lie has become so insidious, so ever-present that it is hard for those of us who have light skin to recognize it.
