The Protestant Reformation launched early in the 16th century, so how might an 18th century church leader named John Wesley fit into this picture? Watch this Seven Minute Seminary by Dr. Larry Wood to find out.
The study of systematic theology may seem far-removed from daily life, but when we understand it as the interpretation and communication of God’s revealed truth as it relates to other disciplines, it becomes more urgent of a task. Watch Larry Wood explain in today’s Seven Minute Seminary.
What is the good news of the resurrection, and what is its theological significance? In today’s Seven Minute Seminary, Larry Wood addresses three fruits of the resurrection, and shares how we can know that Jesus Christ was indeed raised from the dead.
Read Wesleyan Catechesis: The Role of Sacraments and Confirmation, Part I. — Why then did Wesley also delete the catechism from The Sunday Service? Was it deleted because it had served as preparation for confirmation,
Catechism is a term first introduced by Martin Luther to denote a formal method of teaching the basics of christian beliefs, specifically focusing on four topics—the ten commandments, the Apostles’ Creed, the Lord’s prayer, and
How do modern understandings of the baptism with the Holy Spirit trace their understandings to John Wesley and John Fletcher? Dr. Larry Wood shares. View our growing playlist of Seven Minute Seminary here.
Dr. Laurence Wood here discusses the special relationship between predestination, holiness, and science. View our growing playlist of Seven Minute Seminary here.
Dr. Laurence Wood discusses whether or not orthodoxy was important to John Wesley and what this consisted of for him. View our growing playlist of Seven Minute Seminary here.
