A Credible Witness
Confess any sins, which come of self-reliance, and thank Jesus for coming to your defense.
Marlene Bagnull
Old Or New?
Share the good news of newness of life with someone today.
Hero with a thousand faces
An Atlas Productions video documents “Ebola Fighters,” brave heroes of the African disease outbreak. World Hope International and The Wesleyan Church have partnered to tell the story.
Faithful Wesleyan pastor and missionary to Colombia passes away
A former missionary to Colombia, Rev. Earl had a deep heart for others to know Jesus. Up to his death, he operated a website that housed Bible studies in both English and Spanish.
SWU names Strickland as provost
Dr. Tonya Strickland’s experience and passion for higher education has prepared her to serve as the new provost at Southern Wesleyan University.
Kept Safe
What frightens you most about living in this world? Give your fear to the Lord.
Wesleyans in the news
A Canadian church builds a shelter for victims of disaster and IWU launches an innovative MBA program.
Rushing The Season
Examine your own life and identify the fruit of His Spirit ripening in your life.
New Maryland church experiences exciting first Sunday
Torrential downpours notwithstanding, Sunday, January 18, saw a great crowd gather at the brand new South Campus of Real Life in California, Maryland.
OKWU grad raising funds to start foster home in Alaska
Zach Crabtree has dedicated his life to serving underprivileged youth since he graduated from college. Now He is preparing to open a foster home in Alaska.
Power That Transforms
If you’re struggling to live the Christian life, ask the Lord for His power.
SWU track and field crowns national champs at NCCAA indoors
Southern Wesleyan University crowned its first NCCAA national champions in track and field.
IWU Chorale to perform at Carnegie Hall
Indiana Wesleyan’s University Chorale has been invited to perform at Carnegie Hall in New York City on Sunday, March 8, including a performance with the NYC Chamber Orchestra.
Thrivent Financial commits $5 million to Ron Blue Institute at IWU
Funding from Thrivent Financial will allow the Institute to hire executive and academic leaders to begin fulfilling initiatives with IWU, other universities, seminaries, schools, churches, and more.
Memories that bless and burn
Some childhood memories are better forgotten, and yet others are often profitably remembered. J. Ellsworth Kalas recounts a childhood experience worth remembering.
Growing Up
Ask God to help you grow into the fullness of your salvation.
Another Selfridge finds her niche in ministry
When Belinda Selfridge was asked if she’d consider serving as the family pastor at Sent Church in Plano, Texas, she thought church leaders asked the wrong person.
7 ways to renew yourself spiritually
Are you feeling weary in your spiritual life? Rev. Lawrence Wilson offers seven ways to renew yourself as you draw closer to God.
Love God
Think back to when you first fell in love with God.
Don’t Lie
Ask someone close to you if they see anything hypocritical in you.
People of the cross
Do you wear a cross around your neck? Whether you do or not, what does the cross mean to you? For some “people of the cross,” it is a matter of life and death.
Follow
Ask the Holy Spirit to lead you.
Shine
Do an act of kindness and let it point to Christ.
IWU English professor invited to international conference
Indiana Wesleyan University’s Dr. Michael Buck, English professor, has been invited to participate in an international conference this summer that will take place in Tübingen, Germany.
