Month: March 2018
Dying Well by Faith Parry
March 12, 2018
The early Methodists were known as people who died well. They had grace and assurance of God’s love and forgiveness for them, so they did not fear death. Furthermore, Wesley made it a point to share the stories of those who died and went on to glory.
Why Pilgrimage Is Part Of Discipleship: Discovering Lindisfarne by Tammie Grimm
March 8, 2018
Northumbria. Nether Springs. Lindisfarne. Holy Island. For years I casually entertained the hopes I might visit the Northumbrian Community that…
The Problem With Praying For Open Doors by Elizabeth Glass Turner
March 5, 2018
One of the prayers I heard a lot growing up was a simple if loaded take on, “thy will be…
Lent with a Wesleyan Accent by Matt Sigler
March 1, 2018
A celebration of Easter without a prior descent into the grave is dishonest and naïve, just as observing Lent without the uncompromising proclamation of the Resurrection is hopeless.