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Having introduced the general topic of the “lost art of catechesis,” I want now to explore some aspects of what is missing in ... Read more
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“To be Wesleyan,” wrote Mildred Bangs Wynkoop, “is to be committed to a theology of love” (A Theology of Love [Beacon Hill, 1972], 101] Although John Wesley does not deviate ... Read more
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One of the great challenges we face today in the process of evangelism is to initiate persons into a faith anchored in God’s missional church. This is a difficult task ... Read more
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Eight books from Genesis to Ruth open the OT, and 24 commentaries stand ready to guide readers through them. For ... Read more
Posted Nov 27, 2013
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Orthodoxy has fallen from favor among some otherwise fervent adherents of Christianity. Its critics associate orthodoxy with old-fashioned, unreasonable Christian ... Read more
Posted Nov 25, 2013
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