Adam and Eve started a trend. They set a twofold pattern of disobedience: idolatrous submission and exploitive grasping. Instead of ruling over and caring for creation, they submitted to a serpent and grasped for what
In today’s video interview, Dr. Jo Anne Lyon shares her personal story of moving from self-righteousness to true holiness.
In today’s video interview, Dr. Jo Anne Lyon talks about the kingdom of God and how scriptural holiness can reform individuals, the church, and even nations.
Is your faith a box or a path? How do you view yourself, or others in your community? Read more today from Mark Ongley as he shares personal stories of people on the path of faith.
In today’s Seven Minute Seminary, James Swanson, Bishop of the United Methodist Church, urges the church not to try to lead without God.
God’s power is essential for daily life, but it can’t stop there. Every generation is called to go after the most forceful display of divine power. Read more from Mark Nysewander as he urges us to pray for revival.
Prayers shows up everywhere in the Bible, and it serves as the basis for our relationship with God. Discover four models of prayer based on the acronym ACTS: Adoration, Confession, Thanksgiving, and Supplication from Andrew Thompson.
Sometimes the content of our worship services can be very emotional for us. Jon Myles shares the benefit of good preparation in such situations.
Nobody is perfect, right? But, does that mean we need to throw out the idea of being made perfect? Justin Morgan explains why we should give up our mission of avoiding perfection.
Taylor Zimmerman shares a Wesleyan view of sexuality.
One of the primary reasons nonbelievers cite for their lack of faith is the hypocrisy of Christians. Does this mean authenticity should be elevated as the chief end of the Christian life? Read more from Andrew Dragos as he discusses the relationship between the church, authenticity, and holiness.
The miracle that happens at the wedding of Cana happens in the midst of desperation. In today’s Seven Minute Seminary, Jessica LaGrone shows us how miracles in the Gospels are preceded by desperate situations, which points to the care and sufficiency of Jesus.
