Life together
Decades of embracing individualism have subverted true community in the church.
Theology
Whatever Happened to Theology?
Know what you believe so that you can live what you believe.
IWU Alumni Spotlight
She offers this advice to incoming IWU students: “God does not hold you to the high expectation of knowing; but you still need to participate in learning.”
What’s a church?
A shared understanding of The Wesleyan Church’s ecclesiology ensures a clear focus for our discipleship and church multiplication strategies.
Microwaved salmon with peanut butter
A Kingswood student compares how theology handled inadequately can sometimes taste like bad cooking.
Lilly grants for summer theology institutes
Two Wesleyan universities have received Lilly Endowment grants to support summer theology institutes for high school students.
Dr. Lyon describes Wesleyan distinctives to “Christianity Today”
Ed Stetzer interviews Dr. Jo Anne Lyon, General Superintendent of The Wesleyan Church, who explains the aspects of Wesleyanism. The article first appeared in “Christianity Today.”
Three Waves from Wesley: 4th of 4 installments
Professor Joe Dongell delivered this groundbreaking address helping us refocus on the true core of John Wesley. In this fourth and final installment, he gives final reflections and application.
Three Waves from Wesley: 3rd of 4 installments
Professor Joe Dongell delivers a groundbreaking address at the Upper Room forum, Wesleyan HQ, and other places. It will appear in four installments. He helps us rethink the core of Wesley.
Three Waves from Wesley: 2nd of 4 installments
Professor Joe Dongell delivers a groundbreaking address at the Upper Room forum, Wesleyan HQ, and other places. It will appear in WesLife in four installments. He helps us rethink the core of Wesley.
Three waves from Wesley: 1st of 4 installments
Professor Joe Dongell delivers a groundbreaking address at the Upper Room forum, Wesleyan HQ, and other places. It will appear in WesLife in four installments. He helps us rethink the core of Wesley.
“Don’t say ‘Merry Christmas!’”
An offended airline passenger shouted, “You shouldn’t say [Merry Christmas] because not everyone celebrates Christmas!” Everett Piper examines what the world would be like without the holiday.
The Radical Wesley: a pastor’s thoughts
A couple of years ago, my dad loaned me his tattered, well-worn copy of “The Radical Wesley.” Reading it became a journey of rediscovering and reclaiming my own radical Wesleyan heritage.
A Wesleyan View of Gender Identity and Expression
What does it mean for Christ-followers to offer grace and love to persons struggling with intersex physiology or with psychological uncertainty about their gender role in relation to others?
