John Wesley’s “Orthopraxis”
By Henry “Hal” Knight III The term “orthopraxis” was introduced into Christian theology by liberation theologians in the 1960s. It was meant as a corrective to an orthodoxy that affirmed
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Wesley’s “Orthodoxy”
By Henry “Hal” Knight III “Orthodoxy” is not a popular word these days. When someone announces they no longer believe in the Trinity or the deity of Christ, many consider
A Heart Religion?
By Henry “Hal” Knight III Friedrich Schleiermacher, the nineteenth century parent of liberal theology, argued that Christianity is most fundamentally not a believing or doing but a feeling — that
Renewing Creation, Renewing the Church
By Henry “Hal” Knight III In John Wesley’s sermon, “The General Spread of the Gospel,” he describes his vision of a Christian world. His depiction is not of a world
Holistic Evangelism & Salvation – Compass Podcast
In this episode of Compass Rev. Dr. Mark Teasdale helps us adopt a healthy understand of the Christian ideas of evangelism and salvation.
Innovating Church: Participating in Abundant Life
A podcast with Rev. Dr. Mark Teasdale from World Methodist Evangelism (visit their website for a downloadable audio file or find it on your favorite podcast service)
Lenten Traditions – Denman Evangelism Award Series
For this limited series, we asked recipients of the Harry Denman Evangelism Award, “How are you tending your soul this Lent?” We’re grateful to those who shared. We hope you’ll
Discussion Resource: Lent-Easter Evangelism Opportunities
We’ve developed discussion questions to go along with our Lent-Easter Catalyst Conversations for your discussion group. This series was recorded prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, and we hope that as
New Math – Advent Reflections part 3
from Rev. Dr. Heather H. Lear, Vice President for Grant Administration When COVID-19 shut down the schools in my state, I found myself serving as the “stand-in” algebra teacher for
You’re More Than Enough – Advent Reflections part 2
from Rev. Dr. Heather H. Lear, Vice President for Grant Administration I think we’ve all heard sermons and read devotions about not being so preoccupied with our busyness that we