Being Our Whole Self

September 15, 2026

I don’t know when it actually began. Maybe in that little church in rural Mississippi when a country preacher sounded…

The Methodist Church of Southern Africa

September 11, 2026

In 1816, a missionary’s refusal to stop preaching grew into a church that shaped Nelson Mandela’s education and is now led, back to back, by two women bishops. That stubborn act of obedience became the seed of what’s now one of the largest Christian movements on the African continent.

The Fire Triangle of Faith: Three Elements That Fuel Evangelism by Josh Orndorff

Movement. It is a word that I hear often when it comes to living our faith. I coach in an…

Growth Is Not Accidental by Maxie Dunnam

September 8, 2026

Growth is not accidental – it is intentional, purposeful. There are leaps which we make unconsciously, and great strides in…

The Responsibility of Christian Influence by Eddier Velazquez

September 3, 2026

The Power of Influence in Christian Leadership The Methodist Church in Cuba (IMECU) is blessed with exceptional men who are…

Methodist Church in the Caribbean and the Americas

September 1, 2026

What started with one Antiguan man’s encounter with John Wesley’s writing grew into a Methodist movement spanning the Caribbean and the Americas. Today, the MCCA brings together diverse languages, cultures, and communities around a shared commitment to loving, serving, and transforming through Christ.

God The Father Loves You by Rob Haynes

God, the Father, loves you. I mean, really loves you. Why Is It Hard to See God as a Loving…

Wesleyan Methodist Church of Aotearoa and New Zealand

August 31, 2026

Established in 2000 to re-anchor local ministry in historic evangelical Wesleyan roots, the WMCANZ has quickly become one of the country’s dynamic church planting movements. This diverse denomination focuses heavily on multiplication, next-generation leadership development, and practical community outreach.

To Live Is To Grow by Maxie Dunnam

August 28, 2026

Early in my ministry, I served as pastor of three small country churches. Members of those congregations deserve “praise and…

African Methodist Episcopal Church

August 27, 2026

Born out of a bold stand against racial discrimination in 1816 Philadelphia, the AME Church was the first fully independent Black denomination in American history. To this day, it continues to model an inseparable blend of personal holiness and social justice.