Bearing the fruit of faith
Good works shine in the dark and speak in the silence about our good God.
Good works shine in the dark and speak in the silence about our good God.
Baptism and the Lord’s Supper are a means of grace for us to enter (and remain in) the story of God.
The Spirit’s gifts reveal redeemed humanity bearing witness through our unity to God’s love and life.
We are the church together so we each may be sent as the church to the world.
God’s sanctifying work through the Holy Spirit unleashed in our lives makes a Christ-centered life of love possible for you and me.
Learning to hear the Spirit’s voice takes time, but he is constantly whispering: “you are loved, you are forgiven, you are God’s child.”
Jesus’ voluntary sacrifice offers the final and only sufficient atonement for humanity’s sin.
Faith and repentance are vital for fully living into God’s grace and purposes for you and me.
The only hope and help for our viral pandemic of sin is the Savior’s healing touch.
God invites us to live a life of radical obedience and love.
The Bible powerfully reveals God’s story and leads us to life in Christ.
The person of the Holy Spirit is the breath animating and renewing our lives.
Every hero has a story, but Jesus’ story is truly epic and so good to be true.
The most powerful metaphor for God helps us begin to see him and our relationship with him more clearly.
The doctrine of the Trinity invites us to lean in to God and his Word, seeking to understand so we might build our faith.
Wesleyan contributors create discipleship moments, preserving and passing on our faith through the 2023-2024 Articles of Religion series.