In Treasures Old & New: Wesleyan Faith for Life Today, we want to invite readers on a journey that blends the time-tested treasures of the Wesleyan tradition with the… read more

1. Spiritual Growth. Wesleyan rooted means to be deeply concerned about growth in grace. It emphasizes a view of salvation as restoration in which faith working by love leads … read more

This article is the eighth in a series we're calling "A Good and Joyful Thing: A series on liturgical spirituality." We hope this series takes you on an imaginative… read more

When reflecting on fruitfulness, Christians often focus: 1) on inward spiritual experience and 2) individual practices such as prayer and studying Scriptures. Both important, even … read more

In this season after Epiphany and the Sunday after the Baptism of the Lord, we remember our own baptism and that covenant we share to participate in God’s mission to boldly… read more

The following article is adapted from Bishop David Bard's episcopal address to the North Central Jurisdictional Conference, offered on November 3, 2022. Ground control to Major … read more