methodism
Chad Brooks: Why I Became a Methodist
Thursday/June/2013 18:14 Filed in: Methodism | Guest Blogs
Guest blog by Chad Brooks: “As I often tell people, I feel like I was born Methodist. What I found was a family of faith who put better words to what I had felt and thought for years. I was a closet Methodist. I am part of this tradition now. I am a Methodist.” Read More...Comments
Recent Posts on the United Methodist Quadrilateral
Since I just linked to some posts from a United Methodist blogger already this morning, I also want to draw attention to the recent controversy in the Methoblogosphere over the Wesleyan Quadrilateral. Read More...A Wesleyan Voice? #AndCanItBe
Tuesday/February/2013 18:48 Filed in: Wesleyan Theology
A brief response to some concerns and ideas raised by Kevin Watson & Matt O’Reilly. Read More...Why I Still Find Wesleyan Theology Interesting
Tuesday/November/2012 14:11 Filed in: Wesleyan Theology
It may seem strange — since I am very far from being a legalistic person myself — that I find the teachings of the early Methodists and the preachers of the Holiness Movement so interesting. Read More...How I Still Think Like a Methodist
Tuesday/October/2012 12:00 Filed in: Wesleyan Theology
I still believe in a here-and-now Gospel that changes people for the better and impacts the world for the better. Read More...Wesley: The Original Design of the Methodists
Wednesday/May/2012 10:16 Filed in: John Wesley
A brief quote from John Wesley.Some Things That Methodism Stands For
Thursday/April/2012 17:05 Filed in: Methodism | Wesleyan Theology
Here's a great old article about Methodism and what the Methodist churches teach — and seek to live. The author summarizes the things that have made Methodism a distinctive movement within Christianity. Read More...What are Methodists, Anyway?
Monday/February/2012 10:00 Filed in: Methodism | Wesleyan Theology
A summary statement, loosely based on John Wesley’s essay The Character of a Methodist. Read More...Maddox: Scripture and the Analogy of Faith
Monday/April/2013 17:07 Filed in: Bible
Randy Maddox on John Wesley’s principles for interpreting Scripture.Wesley: Two Paths
A quote from John Wesley: Christians have “the choice of walking in the higher or the lower path.” Read More...
