Still Methodist?: Connectionalism and Potential Deficits of Independent Methodism
Will the Tail Wag the Dog? Practice and Theology at the General Conference of the GMC
The Proposed Articles of Faith: A Few Final Comments
John Wesley and the Depth of the Great Tradition
The Character Test of a New Denomination: Pursuing Holiness at the 2026 Global Methodist General Conference
Methodism, Christian Living, Church LifeMatt ReynoldsHoliness, Methodism, Global Methodist Church, General Conference, Jesus, Johannesburg, South Africa, denomination, temptation, mission
Weakness is the Way: What Could a Wesleyan Theological Resurgence Look Like?
Methodism, Church LifeClayton SidenbenderJohn Wesley, Wesleyan, Theology, John Piper, Tim Keller, Revival, Weakness, Humility, Gospel, leadership
The Word “Catholic” Is Worth Fighting For
Rooted in the Spirit: The Wesleyan Church’s Identity as a Faithful, Free, and Fruitful People
Make Life Sacred Again: A Review of Carl R. Trueman’s The Desecration of Man
Why Women Cannot Remain Silent in the Churches
The Odyssey’s Distinct American Accent: Wrestling with Societal Sin and Our Longing for Home
Which Methodism?: How Will the GMC Self-Identify in Its First 25 Years?
More than Routine: Christ, the Eucharist, and the Journey of Sanctification
The New Normal
Church LifeChris Bounds, Hubert Harriman, Stan Key, and Dave SmithReformation, Renewal, Revival, ancient, Holy Spirit, Team, Leadership
The Vocabulary of Sin
Christian Ethics, Christian Living, TheologyKevin Brownsin, deception, consequences, language, sinful, cross, Jesus, Augustine, temptation
Seeking God in a Modern World: The Timeless Message of Isaiah 55:6–9
Wesley, the American Revolution, and Christian Engagement in the Public Square
The Christ Of The Camp Meeting
