Language About God: Interviewing Dr. Jackson Lashier
The path forward, then, is to remember the central teaching of the Trinity. It is not that God is male. It is that God is relational in God’s essence.
Search Results for: elizabeth glass turner
“Overwhelmed”: How Our Pastors Are Coping with Pandemic
“I am anxious about what the church may look like in the next few months. I am constantly preoccupied and thinking about what we need to do. This often leads me to feel overwhelmed and inadequate, as I try to anticipate what we need to be doing next.”
Wesleyan Accent ~ Practical Coronavirus Communication for Congregations
Given that local relationships will drive much of the local response, the following examples help address a couple of immediate needs faced by clergy and congregational members: church Coronavirus communication and communicating with vulnerable populations with proactive hospitality.
Wesleyan Accent ~ Why We Argue
Note from the Editor: Today’s post comes from guest contributor John Turner, a United Methodist worship leader and spouse of…
Wesleyan Accent ~ In Their Words: When Pastors Face Prejudice
If we could love ourselves with compassion and have self-awareness of our needs and suffering, we would be able to relate to others and treat them in the way we would like to be treated.
January 2018
Devotional ~ A New Season Have you sensed God stirring up something new in your heart? Are you alert and…
Kevin Murriel ~ Advent Classic: Why I Need Jesus
As unpopular as it may seem the reality of Advent is that it doesn’t need to occur in the best of circumstances.
Community: Connecting the Dots
Joining together in fellowship, in physical presence, allows our senses to whisper that among a group of particular people, we belong.
Wesleyan Accent ~ How Your Local Church Can Engage Immigrants: An Interview with Rev. Zach Szmara
The reality is that we’re providing immigration legal services – which means we’re using the immigration law as it is currently written to help people navigate through the process if there is a pathway for them.
Wesleyan Accent ~ Truth and Grace from Women
We’re pleased that among the pastors and professors who write for us, we regularly feature strong female voices that preach and proclaim the Christian faith. John and Charles Wesley watched their mother Susanna teach Bible studies to villagers gathered at the parsonage door.