Tag: John Wesley
Labor Day is not just a day off
Labor Day, celebrated in the U.S. on the first Monday of September since 1894, means a long weekend for many. But the holiday is dedicated to fairness and justice in the workplace.
Faith among the fences
In our laity blog, Power in the Pew, Conference Lay Leader Anne Soles gives counsel from the gospel and a classic poem about navigating the walls and fences of life.
What does Wesley teach us?
What does John Wesley teach United Methodists today on how to live and serve with fellow Methodists with varying opinions? The Rev. Steven W. Manskar, talks about “Christian perfection.”
‘How is it with your soul?’
This is the second in a series, “Passing the Mantle,” featuring reflections of two pastors – one retiring and one being ordained at the 2019 Michigan Annual Conference.
Time to renew your heart
In his latest blog “Home Words Bound,” the Rev. Benton Heisler reminds us of ten questions John Wesley asked to encourage his followers to journey toward wholeness, then and now.
A day John Wesley loved
While many in the culture focus on Halloween, the traditional Christian holiday comes the next day. Known as “All Saints Day,” it was an observance John Wesley cherished.
Celebrating a shared Wesleyan heritage
Two sister churches — The Methodist Church in Britain and The United Methodist Church– look to increase their global connection.
Imagine a world
On the eve of Aldersgate Day, the Rev. Jack Harnish encourages the proclaiming of God’s redeeming love.
40 Days with Wesley
Journey through Lent with John Wesley and Rueben Job in this online study from Discipleship Ministries.
John Wesley … a force for good
John Wesley and the Jedi have some personal habits and values in common.