God in my loneliness
I could not feel His presence—at least not right away. I couldn’t hear His voice; the silence was deafening.
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A different kind of college student
A college dean is proud of the students at his university for their decision to speak differently.
Making gratitude count
Whether you have a little or a lot, have you thanked God today for the blessings he’s given you?
Getting real about prayer
Our General Superintendent unpacks exactly what he means by calling for “focused prayer.”
Healed from your view of healing
God’s view of healing may be different than yours.
From history: a Jamaica church was started
Daniel M. Hyde recounts his years as a missionary in Jamaica and how God calls those who serve him.
Who’s job—God’s or mine?
Who’s responsible for whether I become more like Jesus—me or the Holy Spirit?
Trust and action
Our greatest challenge as a church is not financial. It is our willingness to trust God and act on what we know to be true.
Entire sanctification via discipleship
A long-time Wesleyan pastor compares entire sanctification and discipleship, illustrating how it is lived out in his Arizona church.
Daughters of Abraham
Tell me about a woman (beyond your family members) who has had a big impact on your spiritual life.
When can I go home?
A missionary kid, Becca serves other “MK’s” as they maneuver cultures and countries that are not their own.
Newlywed pastor’s wife discovers “made new”
New pastor’s wife, Jennifer Jones, was attending General Conference, feeling inadequate in what God had called her to. Then, God spoke through healing, profoundly changing her.
Young Christians at “Together 16” in Washington
A Wesleyan college student joins hundreds of thousands of other teens and young adults to pray in our nation’s capital.
Should Christians ever sue in court?
What is the biblical stance on suing? A Wesleyan attorney provides important questions to think about.
Secret to living a holy life
Do you suppose, if someone did a survey of people who excelled in spiritual things, they would find that such people have an extraordinary drive and determination to be holy?
A violent July
Martin Luther King, Jr., explained the cyclical destruction of violence. General Superintendent Wayne Schmidt calls us to be people who drive out darkness and hate with the light and love of Jesus.
Border crossing: five ways to move church voting beyond the status quo
Elizabeth Drury suggests five practical tips for a vision-led church voting process.
Confessions of a white guy
A Wesleyan district superintendent gives his thoughtful and passionate response to the national trauma over racial violence.
Independence Day forefathers
On this 240th anniversary of Independence Day let’s remember to thank God for those who bravely stood up for freedom in years past.
Staff of General Conference hotel express gratitude for Wesleyans
Wesleyans left a mark on hotel staff in Buffalo. Jo Anne Lyon reflects on a conversation she had with a hotel bellhop.
70 years and counting
More people get married in June than any other month. Wayne and Joan married in June–70 years ago. What is the key to lifelong marriage? We can all learn from this special couple.
Mission House: God’s Heart for Reconciliation in the Shadow of a Broken History
Experience Christin Taylor’s storytelling gift in this 4th of a multi-part series celebrating God’s work in & through The Wesleyan Church as we lean into His Heart for Justice and Reconciliation.
Seven Baskets: Reconciling in the Neighborhood through Public Schools
Experience Christin Taylor’s storytelling gift in this 3rd of a multi-part series celebrating God’s work in & through The Wesleyan Church as we lean into His Heart for Justice and Reconciliation.
Matthew Sleeth’s 7 practical ways to be gospel-driven
Dr. Matthew Sleeth gives seven applicable examples of how to live with a gospel-driven perspective in everyday life.
