Month: October 2018
The Courage To Be: Conferencing And The Kingdom Of God by Elizabeth Glass Turner
October 29, 2018
While United Methodists spend a great deal of time, money, and energy attempting to shape potential outcomes of the specially…
Evidence Through Action by Kim Reisman
October 26, 2018
People have different ways of approaching reality. Some are analytical, reasoned, and logical. That’s not me. Not that I can’t…
Interview: The Advent Mission with Omar Al-Rikabi
October 22, 2018
Recently Wesleyan Accent spoke with Rev. Omar Al-Rikabi, an occasional Wesleyan Accent contributor and author of The Advent Mission, a…
Is God Our First Look? by Andy Stoddard
October 17, 2018
It can be frustrating to do right. It can be hard to be faithful and to follow God, especially when…
Deciding, Timing, and Leading by Otis T. McMillan
October 15, 2018
“Where no counsel is, the people fall: but in the multitude of counsellors there is safety.” – Proverbs 11:14 Seek…
On Being Lost and Found Again by Michelle Bauer
October 10, 2018
If you have ever been lost, you know the feeling – one minute you are fine and the next you…
Faith-Sharing As A Way of Life by Rob Haynes
October 8, 2018
The word “relational” gets thrown around a great deal when discussing evangelism. Just what that means deserves a closer examination….
Preaching For The Long Haul: How To Find Your Voice by Andy Stoddard
My first appointment out of seminary was the hardest appointment that I’ve ever had. It wasn’t because the people were…
The Many Ways We Limp by Elizabeth Glass Turner
October 4, 2018
The bottoms of your shoes tell a tale. Examine them: the soles are worn down on the inside or the…
Why We Argue by John Turner
October 1, 2018
Why do we argue? Is it so that we can win a competition, and feel the adrenaline rush of victory? …