
Dios el Padre
Dios es nuestro Padre, es la metáfora más poderosa en la cual Dios nos ayuda a empezar a verlo a Él y a nuestra relación con Él con mayor claridad.
Dios es nuestro Padre, es la metáfora más poderosa en la cual Dios nos ayuda a empezar a verlo a Él y a nuestra relación con Él con mayor claridad.
The most powerful metaphor for God helps us begin to see him and our relationship with him more clearly.
One Wesleyan family’s choice to follow God’s call is laying the groundwork for a ministry movement among the growing community of nomads in America.
Church planting residencies show how both clergy and congregation can flourish.
Three district leaders explain being called by God, not as women, but as servants.
La doctrina de la Trinidad nos invita a apoyarnos en Dios y Su Palabra, buscando comprender para edificar nuestra fe.
The doctrine of the Trinity invites us to lean in to God and his Word, seeking to understand so we might build our faith.
Los colaboradores wesleyanos crean momentos de discipulado, preservando y transmitiendo nuestra fe a través de la serie Artículos de Fe del 2023-2024.
Wesleyan contributors create discipleship moments, preserving and passing on our faith through the 2023-2024 Articles of Religion series.
Wesleyan college students and faculty leading others to Christ across our campuses.
ZERO Collective welcomes 77 commitments to Christ on frigid Christmas weekend services.
Sharing Martin Luther King’s dream.
Wesleyans find practical ways to support and uphold life.
Wesleyans Everywhere to Everywhere are courageously pursuing God’s work and following the Spirit’s leading.
Things that moved us and made us smile in 2022.
Through fervent prayer, deep caring and leaning into Acts 1:8, CMAD is following where the Spirit is leading.
Newly elected quadrennial board closes the year with the 147th General Board session.
Mission Machining offers training in CNC and discipleship.
Wesleyans in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, come together to spread the love of Jesus in serving the community.
A Wesleyan congregation in North Carolina goes all-in on making change (and meals).
Florida Wesleyans resiliently serve and give hope to others despite personal loss from Ian.
Oklahoma Wesleyan names their first university pastor, Rev. Torrey Martin.
Attendees were encouraged to keep following the call, joining the Spirit in building connections and meaningful relationships with immigrants.
“Events in the news remind me that Satan’s weapons make a lot of noise, but it’s deceptive. Love is much better armored.”