Lessons learned in the storm
While Renee and Pat Brown waited 10 years for the Lord to answer their prayers, God was working.
Prayer
Wesleyans ignite prayer movement in schools
“Our goal with this prayer movement is to get a prayer group, led by students weekly, in every middle and high school in the country.”
Lesson # 6: Pray on offense/purpose
At the heart of my ministry is a daily time of prayer. This is prayer on offense, not just defense. It is focused on “seeking first the kingdom of God” (Matthew 6:33) and what is of lasting, not temporary, significance.
Learning to ‘know people’: Michaela Wickham’s experience at SWU
As Michaela was growing in her “seeing” of spiritual realities, SWU was giving her plenty of opportunities to develop leadership and discover her calling.
Little red dots
Distractions, disruptions and diversions are not only increasingly voluminous in my life but probably in yours too.
Kingswood student has front row seat to healings
Nathan Trouten tells an amazing story of God’s healing that he witnessed while in NYC.
21 days of prayer still impacting Charlottesville
While church leaders and congregants began engaging in conversation and serving the community as a result of an August 12 clash between white supremacists and counter-protestors in Charlottesville, a more important course of action took place.
Into the Storm
Continued prayers for the return trip home for Pastor Jonathan from Puerto Rico
Multiethnic Prayer Call
Join us for a multiethnic prayer call.
Wesleyans Gather for Prayer, Post-Charlottesville
On August 15, we experienced the largest prayer call gathering this year. We believe participation had a great deal to do with what happened in Charlottesville this past weekend.
Five necessities of soul care
These five components are necessary in regularly caring for your soul.
Wesleyan attends National Day of Prayer in D.C.
Jeff Eckart, a Wesleyan from Michigan, has been on the National Day of Prayer Board of Directors since 2016.
India: a miracle for Lavanya
Out of desperation, Lavanya approached some Christians for prayer. The result changed her life.
SWU students show up to pray for new community
A large number of SWU students gathered to pray for a totally new kind of living community that is rising on the campus. (Video and picture gallery.)
Directions for spiritual growth
“I want to grow in Christ. Now what?” If you are asking that question, this article offers practical tips on how to grow in your relationship with Jesus.
A president’s prayer
A president who journaled his prayers morning and night, Washington set a presidential standard for faith, humility, unity, and leadership.
The big reveal
A Global Partners missionary encourages a language teacher to ask God to reveal himself.
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.
Getting real about prayer
Our General Superintendent unpacks exactly what he means by calling for “focused prayer.”
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.
A prayer after the shooting at Pulse Orlando
In the wake of the unthinkable tragedy in Orlando, only God understands all the grief and loss, and only He offers infinite grace. General Superintendent Wayne Schmidt prays.
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.
A child’s heart
One little boy’s heart was stirred after reading about “The Forgotten of Bangladesh.”
The passing of Wesley Duewel
Dr. Wesley Duewel’s commitment to prayer impacted many in his 99 years of life. Rev. Mark O. Wilson tells how Dr. Duewel encouraged his church.
