A spring of new hope
God closes one door and opens “One Church.”
God closes one door and opens “One Church.”
Cultivate is a 7-session cohort designed to foster connection and provide practical tools for leaders growing disciple-making cultures.
La Escritura es clara al indicar que cada individuo es responsable de sus propias acciones y no puede asumir la responsabilidad de los actos de otros: ” De manera que cada uno de nosotros dará a Dios cuenta de sí.” (Romanos 14:12, RVR).
Las razones por la que nos capacitamos no contemplan las motivaciones personales, o por satisfacer las demandas de la sociedad, nosotras nos preparamos para cumplir con una misión, misión que es más grande que nuestra vida.
Saving for short and long-term goals is most likely going to be a part of every pastor’s financial planning
We, as a people, have strayed quite a way from that simple guide to living holy lives.
Where is God longing to transform the impossible into possible in your corner of the world?
Join Dr. Justin Bradbury, Pastor Ryan Sims, and Dr. Ed Love as they share a multicultural approach to discipleship. Together we’ll discuss practical strategies to equip people from all backgrounds to grow in holiness and share the gospel.
A new thing is springing up before our eyes.
We are all being formed. The question is, by who or what? It’s time to pause and truly evaluate: Who or what are you a disciple of?
Many believers wrestle with doubts, yet doubt is often unaddressed in Christian circles. Join Pastor Matthew Bellefeuille as we discuss how to make safe spaces for questions and disciple believers, doubts and all.
Where is God surprising you today?
Save the Date WHWC Conference 2026
Why is ordination is important in the life of a minister? Ordination is more than a designation or title, but also a spiritually formative journey, an ordering, and an act of service.
An inside look on clergy care and the resources available to help prevent pastoral burnout.
ALL are called to ministry.
The Wesleyan Church’s approach to credentialing laity and clergy.
Can you give your life?
Wesleyans are seeking ways their career might give them access to a people without access to the gospel.