Unbreakable: Rites and Ceremonies/Traditions of the Church
It has become apparent lately that while there was a whisper that votes mean something, the vast majority of the
Wesley: “Love is all in all”
It is almost like the “new religion” we are facing today isn’t really all that new. This is from one
Wesley: “Love… is the new religion”
These considerations insensibly stole upon me as I grew acquainted with the Mystic writers, whose noble descriptions of union with
William Law on Wesley’s “Reason”
Wesley quotes this section, and a rather large portion of it, of William Law’s A Serious Call to a Devout Life.
Wesley, the Good Anglican
Believe it or not, Wesley was never not an Anglican. Why? I suppose for many reasons. Notably, the episcopacy. And
Why Wesley Removed the 26th article
The orthodox element of the United Methodist Church is often chided about the desire to have the return of the
Wesleyan Poems: On the Resurrection #NaPoMo
1 ALL ye that seek the Lord who died, Your God for sinners crucified, Prevent the earliest dawn, and come