White water Easter
Like much of life, Eastertide is quite a journey. The tide of this time frame rolls up and down. The route during the first Eastertide was unknown. The disciples hadn’t experienced anything like it.
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Heaven is for Real: critical Q & A
The Heaven Is for Real book phenomenon has proven to be provocative in the American Christian community. The following Q&A responses might prove helpful.
Resurrection generosity
How can you be generous with your witness for Christ this Easter?
A Lenten thought
The gospel is the story of the downward mobility of God, as Jesus became a man.
What’s your story?
If you know Jesus personally, you have a story to tell, a unique one that others desperately need to hear. r
Values matter
As Christians, our values should be based on God’s Word, not on societal cues.
The concrete donkey
God can use even a concrete donkey to encourage gifts to go toward the Heart of Ministry Offering.
Thousands starting the Community Bible Experience—join us!
Thousands of Wesleyans in North America and across the International Wesleyan Church will begin to read through the New Testament soon.
To, for, or with?
There is a difference between doing something to someone, doing something for someone, and doing something with someone.
The prayer that lifted Martin Luther King, Jr.
Early in King’s public life, he reached a low point and was tempted to surrender to his own weakness. He found the Source of strength that carried him through his whole life.
Fasting with the Stranger – An article on “Ethnic Diversity” from Dr Jo Anne Lyon
Just before Christmas I was humbled and honored to sit in the fasting tent across from the US Capitol with some truly heroic believers who had been there for some time, some fasting for up to 21 days.
The wonderful, awful truth about Christmas
Why is Jesus so controversial? Not only because of who He is, but because of who He tells us we are! He came into a prison with criminals who need to be pardoned. Us.
The workroom
Backing up one small, quiet step at a time, we left the mortuary, shutting the door like a whisper.
Do You Really Want Answers?
Do we assume the existence of right and wrong, accuracy and inaccuracy, in our asking or do we care more about silencing our opponents than correcting our own opinions?
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