Author: Carolyn Moore
From The Archives: A Sermon for Pastors by Carolyn Moore
November 7, 2025
Over the years at Wesleyan Accent, we have been blessed by numerous authors and articles. In this new space, we…
El Carácter de un Wesleyano by Carolyn Moore
June 28, 2021
En estos días se está hablando mucho en mi (ciertamente muy limitado) sector del mundo sobre lo que significa ser…
Spirit-Filled Ministry: “I Forgot How Big” by Carolyn Moore
July 2, 2020
Whether you are worn out or burned out, you owe it to yourself and your sense of call to find a place of prayer, then shake the gates of heaven asking for the Holy Spirit to come and fill you, or fill you again.
The Mystery and Glory of Communion with God by Carolyn Moore
August 27, 2018
My sister, after years away from the faith, came home to Christ in the Lutheran church. The transition back into…
One Thing God Said Was Not Good by Carolyn Moore
June 7, 2018
Over the last 75 years, researchers at Harvard have tracked the lives of 724 men.* These men were children when the study…
When Jesus Gets Angry by Carolyn Moore
March 15, 2018
Some versions say Jesus was filled with compassion for the leper who came to him for healing. My version and a few other versions say Jesus was indignant. By my experience, there is a pretty wide gap between indignant and compassionate, so which is it?
Real Prayers for Real People by Carolyn Moore
February 26, 2018
The Psalms are real prayers for real people.
From Dust and Ashes to the Image of God by Carolyn Moore
February 14, 2018
We are both sinners and saints, dust and treasure, limited but with tremendous potential, fallen but loved.
The Tyranny of Tweaking by Carolyn Moore
November 9, 2017
Much to my discomfort, my recovering meth addict friends are teaching me that small-mindedness can have big consequences.
While You Were Getting Your Nails Done by Carolyn Moore
October 11, 2017
While we are getting our nails done, lawns manicured and to-go coffees poured, we are coming face to face with the world’s religious diversity.