Join us May 8, 2024, for a webinar on “The Body of Christ: Unity through Discipleship.” Rev. Ryan Sims will delve into Spirit-gifted empowerment of the saints, exploring the power of unity through the gift of diversity.
The team agreed to filter every aspect of their lives through one key question in pursuit of their lofty goal, “Will it make the boat go faster?”
One life dedicated to serving Jesus makes a big impact.
Experience the transformative power of discipleship with True^North, a Wesleyan disciple-making tool. Join our webinar with the author, Dr. Dave Smith, to explore how it deepens Bible literacy, fosters transparency, and fuels transformation.
E2024 animó y permitió a las mujeres clérigas a seguir con valentía el llamado profético de Dios.
No matter how important your work, roles, and responsibilities are, you have God’s permission to rest.
Being a woman in ministry sometimes feels like using a pair of right-handed scissors when you are left-handed.
Praying on Offense invites us to be a transforming presence for others ONE moment at a time.
How deeply do you, as a church leader, understand how the relationship habits from your own family history support or undermine your ministry leadership?
Open your minds to the possibility of your congregation making disciples to 4th generation
and beyond. Join pastors Jessica Miller, Suk May, and Marv LaLone as we step into the dream of sparking a disciple-making movement in and through your church.
This week’s Thrive in 5 will focus on what gut health is and how to improve it.
Rev. Edinson and Lilian Camacho’s Work in Building a Hispanic Network of Churches in South Carolina
Rooted in the Gospel—faith begins with wonder.
How might we challenge ourselves as pastors and leaders to simplify, refocus, and hone in on the specific places where God wants our attention?
Most people want to experience a sense of community in their church.
A call to full-time ministry is a beautiful thing.
The Wesleyan Church aims to approach questions over homosexuality as we do all matters—with grace and truth, rooted in Scripture, guided by the Spirit with love, and confident that even God’s difficult commands are for our good.
