Discipleship
Agape Without Hypocrisy
In 1314, wounded English knights fled south through Scotland towards the safety of the English border after their cataclysmic defeat at the Battle of
James Petticrew
October 16, 2026
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In 1314, wounded English knights fled south through Scotland towards the safety of the English border after their cataclysmic defeat at the Battle of
It is true that most of us spend our lives waiting to live. We see today as such a mundane time, so insignificant, so
Recently, I had the opportunity to participate in a plenary panel on the future of theological education. One of the questions put to us
I don’t know when it actually began. Maybe in that little church in rural Mississippi when a country preacher sounded a note that called
Movement. It is a word that I hear often when it comes to living our faith. I coach in an organization that desires movement.
Growth is not accidental – it is intentional, purposeful. There are leaps which we make unconsciously, and great strides in development often come as
The Methodist Church in Cuba (IMECU) is blessed with exceptional men who are committed to their calling and ready to serve wherever the Lord
God, the Father, loves you. I mean, really loves you. Why Is It Hard to See God as a Loving Father? The idea of
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In 2013, founding Editors Dr. Maxie Dunnam and Dr. Kimberly Reisman launched Wesleyan Accent as a space for Wesleyan Methodist thinking and collaboration.
Check out the earlier articles in this series where Maxie shared about the need for personal holiness (part
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It is true that most of us spend our lives waiting to live. We see today as such a mundane time, so insignificant, so unexciting. But once we change our focus and begin to encounter the events of today with vitality and purpose, all sorts of changes take place. This is especially true in our personal relationships. The people we
