The church in the middle of everywhere
A church that appears to be in the middle of “nowhere Montana” is actually in the middle of everywhere.
Jim Dunn
Going All-In
In which areas of your life are you settling? Seek God with your whole heart.
Walters to retire after 20 years of teaching
After 20 years of teaching and faculty leadership at Houghton College, well-respected professor Michael Walters will retire this year.
The Gift of Light
Are you hiding or seeking? Step into the light and find freedom.
OKWU to host conference on marriage and human sexuality
OKWU and the Josh McDowell Institute will host the second annual JMI Collision Conference, which will focus on marriage and human sexuality.
Grieving congregation shown great love after losing pastor
Following the sudden death of their pastor, congregants at a North Carolina church experienced love and support from an unexpected source.
Oklahoma Wesleyan alumna wins teaching award
An Oklahoma Wesleyan University alum recently won a prestigious teaching award.
Is your character contaminated?
Tylenol capsules were found to be contaminated in the 1980s, killing a few and costing millions in profit loss. Just like Johnson and Johnson, you can lose much if your character is contaminated.
Fear of The Unknown
In times of uncertainty, remember God’s character and His love for you.
Top 10 Wesleyan news stories for 2014
Have you read the most-clicked stories posted on Wesleyan.org in 2014?
Personally Speaking
Open your heart and mind for quiet intimacy with God today.
When Trouble Strikes
If you have a testimony of how God has strengthened you, share it with someone.
Dr. Jo Anne Lyon recognized by the Billion Soul Network
Dr. Jo Anne Lyon joins a group of world leaders who have received the Global Synergize Award from the Billion Soul Network. She is the 2015 recipient.
The Gathering sets a new mark
In the third event of this type to take place in The Wesleyan Church, The Gathering set a new mark not only in attendance, but in the expressed appreciation of the vast majority of participants.
Ebola update from Sierra Leone
World Hope Organization reports that Sierra Leone remains the worst-affected country in regards to Ebola. But Wesleyans are making a difference in helping fight the disease.
Three Waves from Wesley: 2nd of 4 installments
Professor Joe Dongell delivers a groundbreaking address at the Upper Room forum, Wesleyan HQ, and other places. It will appear in WesLife in four installments. He helps us rethink the core of Wesley.
The Lord’s Classroom
The next time you can’t sleep, talk to Jesus.
God’s Landmarks
To help you recall God’s landmarks, memorize Scripture
Pastor and missionary Rev. Alton Shea passes away
Alton Shea, Wesleyan pastor and missionary, died six days after his 101st birthday. His innovative ministry included operating a recording studio in Sierra Leone for indigenous gospel broadcasts.
Wesleyans in the news
A beloved Wesleyan pastor passes away in a car accident, Houghton College recognized for economic impact and safety, Southern Wesleyan singers perform, and retired couple serves in Haiti.
Houghton student helps pass $10 million spending bill in Washington
Houghton College student Moeun Sun helped lobby for a $10 million spending bill to pass in the U.S. House of Representatives. The money will help fight hunger.
Third International Conference of The Wesleyan Church concludes
150 delegates and special guests attended The Wesleyan Church’s 3rd quadrennial International Conference, the governing body above the North American General Conference.
The Lord’s Discipline
Ask the Holy Spirit to examine your heart and reveal any disobedience He finds there.
Darrell Scruggs dies in car accident
Pastor Darrell was the district administrator of the NCE District and served the Church for 45 years. His car was struck by a drunken driver in Florida, where he had attended The Gathering.
