- by Donna L. Fowler-Marchant
Stories of early Methodist women leaders Women's stories have often been consigned to the footnotes of history, making it necessary to read them into the narrative based on scanty clues and tantalizing breadcrumbs that sometimes raise more questions than answers. Conversely, when there a written...
- by Emanuel Cleaver III
Open your mind and find out. If you are new to the Bible or believe that the Bible is an outdated, prescientific relic of bygone eras; or if you are skeptical or confused, this book is for you. The Bible is unread and underappreciated,...
- by Eric A. Hernández López
Siguiendo a Jesús para server y no ser servidos Este libro tiene el propósito de explorar el camino de sufrimiento que Jesús voluntariamente escogió al morir en una cruz, porque conocía el poder redentor de la misma. Veremos cómo quienes rodeaban a Jesús, principalmente sus...
- by Jason E. Vickers and Jerome Van Kuiken, General Editors
Maps the Path of Pan-Wesleyan Christologies An international group of Pan-Wesleyan scholars address this question posed by Jaroslav Pelikan: What happened to Methodist Christology after Wesley? Vickers’ work on Methodist Christology in The Oxford Handbook of Methodist Studies sketched a preliminary answer. This book fills...
- by Brenda K. Buckwell
Let God Open Your Church to Its God-sized Potential Set your church free to follow the Spirit of God and become more life-giving through a deeper experience of the living present of Christ. Taking cues from the extraordinary lifecycle of the Monarch butterfly, the practices...
- by Brian E. Germano
An overview of the life and theology of John Wesley and the distinctives of Methodism with application for ministry. What does it mean to be and live as a Methodist? What is unique about a Wesleyan way of believing and practicing Christianity? And what can...
- by Ryan Nicholas Danker, General Editor
Transformation carries political consequences. Even in his own day, there were social repercussions to Wesley’s theology of transformational grace. The revivalistic nature of early Methodism included both an emphasis on individual salvation and corporate salvation, with emphasis on the individual often overshadowing the corporate in...
- by W. Stephen Gunter, Editor
Inspiring words from John Wesley, the founder of Methodism Published in cooperation of The Foundation for Evangelism, "The Quotable Mr. Wesley, Updated Edition" is a treasure trove of wisdom taken from John Wesley’s journals, notes, letters, and sermons on topics as: Communion, evangelism, grace, perfection,...
- by David F. White and Sarah F. Farmer, General Editors
Embrace God’s joy and restore a focus on Christian practices and the virtues they instill. Published in cooperation with Yale University and taking cues from theologians such as Miroslav Volf and recent reflections on joy as the crown of the good life, this ecumenical group...
- by Jane Leach
Supervision can be a gift of grace. This book explores pastoral supervision in the context of leadership development and equips readers with practical tools with which to create and implement policies that will help ministers become better, more effective grace-filled leaders. The book is informed...