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Living with Gracious Conviction by Elizabeth Glass Turner
February 14, 2020
These habits will help form a posture of communicating – of living – with gracious conviction. Most of them rely on humility in action; they show and shape perspective at the same time. They are habits learned as we follow Jesus around as his apprentices. They don’t always come easily; as we learn, we still fall short. But this is the Jesus way. We can’t do less – and by God’s grace, it will become easier.
Blessed in Any Season: God’s Sustaining Word by Edgar Bazan
February 11, 2020
The Psalmist says that a person who builds his or her life on the Word of God is like a tree planted by streams of water, which basically means that their lives are deeply rooted and healthy. Their lives are nourished, marked by lasting stability and fruitfulness.
Here is the Church
February 10, 2020
By Rev. Dr. Robert Haynes When I was a child, my grandmother taught me an old saying, a little rhyme…
When Change Is Uninvited: Leading through Uncertainty by Priscilla Hammond
February 6, 2020
Chaotic change is an uninvited guest. Like an unplanned extra person at an already too-small table, everything seems forced. Decisions have to be made before their time. People have to make room, take on new roles, or change habits even while leading.
Honoring History and a Continued Vision
February 4, 2020
It’s 1971 and the World Methodist Council has decided to proclaim its belief that “preaching the gospel and making disciples…
Looking Ahead – WME Upcoming Events – Feb 2020
February 3, 2020
WME is involved in a variety of ministries and covets your prayers for these upcoming events: February 15-16, 2020 ~…
Your Brother’s Keeper, Sister’s Keeper: Intercessory Prayer by Shalom Liddick
February 1, 2020
When you make resolutions about your life , remember: you are your brother’s keeper; you are your sister’s keeper. You’re a watchman. And where God has placed you, God has placed you on purpose. Watchmen stand in the middle to communicate, to see, to defend. An intercessor stands in the middle on behalf of somebody else.
Reaction in Relationships: The Power to Forgive by Andrew Thompson
January 30, 2020
We don’t seem to know how to choose love rather than reaction. Forgiveness is the very rhythm of redemption – our redemption and the redemption of all our relationships.
What Is A Wesleyan Theology of Sanctification? by Elizabeth Glass Turner
January 23, 2020
Holiness must be derived from something holy in and of itself. Where God breaks in, there is holiness. We don’t strain and strive to become our version of holy – John Wesley tried that, it didn’t go well.
God’s Creativity in Crafting Goodness by Edgar Bazan
January 18, 2020
God is inviting each one of us to embrace our new life and worth in Jesus Christ and to embrace our appointment to do good, for we have been crafted for perfect goodness.