Because I said so
What one irritating parental directive teaches us about faith.
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A minister’s retirement
Rev. Ron McClung shares his journey and thoughts on retirement from full-time ministry.
Planting Our Church … Again
Planting Our Church … Again Ed Love and Andre Winters 2020/21 has been an incredibly difficult season for every ministry leader. There really aren’t words to describe it. The trials and tests have been all too real and painful for many church planters. Many church...
Don’t look too long
Resist looking longingly at closed doors or staring up in the sky too long. There is more to do.
Disputable matters
Stewarding our disagreements necessitates asking the right questions of ourselves and others.
The gift of worship
Let’s hope our “new pandemic-induced normal” continues to include a fervor for true worship.
Honoring women who work in disaster areas
Women answering the call to go wherever God leads.
Grocery cart pulls and emotional health
Missionary discovers path to emotional health through recovery ministry and practicing spiritual disciplines.
The greatest miracle
Sometimes, God chooses to bring about things in our lives that are beyond a doubt, “a miraculous intervention of divine favor.”
Danger in digital dualism
Our online presence matters, because it’s interconnected to our physical selves and has real-world repercussions.
Knowing the poor
In a time of extreme exhaustion and vulnerability, “I had expected judgement, and she gave me grace.”
I called him Dad
The true legacy of the life and ministry of Earle L. Wilson are the people who called him pastor, president, general and dad.
A lifetime of dads
Little did I realize that the foundation these men had laid would help provide the support I would need to shepherd me through one of my life’s most difficult moments.
Stroke brings unexpected encounter with Scripture
I have read or quoted Isaiah 41:10 many times. One day, these words hit me afresh after my health scare.
Beginning at the end
Even with my strong strengths of empathy and connection, I couldn’t always understand Mom.
The gift of giving
Mom wondered before she passed away if she had done enough. Yes, she most certainly did.
Times of trial
We, as Wesleyans, have the power and the grace through the Holy Spirit to be courageous in ministering to society.
Below the line
My to-do list was fully checked off (frame-worthy status), but several things on my priority list had fallen “below the line.”
The three baptisms
If you are looking to be freed from your slavery, then there is a promised land for you.
Front-porch evangelism
There may be no better time than now to show love to your neighbor.
Building the Church in uncertain days
I have so much respect for those of you leading the church in some capacity.
From street kid to saint
Believe that God can save and deliver someone you love.
Then he appeared to James
The brother of Jesus would tell you that the resurrection was life changing.
Imagina si todos fuésemos líderes transformadores
Al final del día, no se trata solo de transformar una cultura, una iglesia o una denominación. Se trata de personas.
