When art meets faith
Goodcity Creatives is a nonprofit organization that fuses creativity with the gospel to share hope and help young people and families.
Faith
Vital elements of life
Faith and repentance are vital for fully living into God’s grace and purposes for you and me.
Because I said so
What one irritating parental directive teaches us about faith.
Wesleyans in the news: December 2
Do you know these Wesleyans in the news?
Thriving as a teen in a tough world
South Carolina teens talk about how it looks to thrive as Christians in today’s tough culture.
Houghton alumni spotlight: Travis Trotman
Another critical aspect of Houghton was a culture that made it easy for conversations about Jesus to flow freely, helping Trotman to expand in his faith.
Do you have to believe in Jesus to be saved?
Do you need to live in a constant state of super faith always believing and have no seasons of doubt to be saved?
A new story for a new year
Vacation was still a couple weeks away, and my anxiety was high. One day, I sensed God say to me, “I want to give Andrew a new story, but you must let me.”
Fat Faith!
It is very common in Zambia to compliment someone if they are a bit overweight or obese.
Easter: finding hope in a cemetery
For those who know Christ, a cemetery can provide hope for what is is to come: eternal life with the Redeemer.
SWU athletic department focuses on faith
While wins and losses are important, Southern Wesleyan University strives for more in its athletic department.
God in my loneliness
I could not feel His presence—at least not right away. I couldn’t hear His voice; the silence was deafening.
Matthew Sleeth’s 7 practical ways to be gospel-driven
Dr. Matthew Sleeth gives seven applicable examples of how to live with a gospel-driven perspective in everyday life.
The word I had never heard
Jim Dunn heard a new word in fourth grade, something he wasn’t sure was okay to say. Now he encourages us to view that word as an opportunity to share Christ this Easter season.
OKWU apologetics conference
OKWU’s Collision Conference on apologetics asked one simple question: Who does your thinking for you?
Living with hope in the New Year
No matter what you endured in 2015 or what you face in 2016, you can have hope in the New Year.
How to Flourish: Faith, Work, and Economics
“It’s rare to have an opportunity to be able to help members of your congregation to inhabit their vocation as part of a Kingdom calling, much less work with other church leaders to strategize how to transform your church and community. Psalm 104 gave us...
How to Flourish: Faith, Work, and Economics
“It’s rare to have an opportunity to be able to help members of your congregation to inhabit their vocation as part of a Kingdom calling”
“God and Science” booklet released
FREE RESOURCE! Leith Anderson, president of the National Association of Evangelicals, describes the difficulty of engaging in meaningful conversation that respects both faith and science.
The exponential kingdom
Exponential may be a mathematical term, but it also holds weight in God’s kingdom–especially in the area of church planting and making committed disciples of Jesus.
You, too, can be a witness
Many people within The Wesleyan Church are speaking up a lot so far in 2015. Find out why.
A grocery contest and answered prayer
A Wesleyan pastor doubts his wife’s prayer to win a grocery contest and is surprised in the end.
