The Gracious Orthodoxy of United Methodism
This is the second in a series of articles on The United Methodist Church. As a new conservative Methodist denomination launches in May of this year,...
This is the second in a series of articles on The United Methodist Church. As a new conservative Methodist denomination launches in May of this year,...
I became a follower of Christ in a small and loving Pentecostal congregation at the age of 14. Two years later I heard a call to vocational ministry...
A response to Thomas Lambrecht’s article, “Primary Reasons for Separation” in the Good News newsletter, Perspective.
My hope is that the next United Methodism removes the language and policies that exclude, harm, or alienate LGBTQ persons.
In the seven weeks since General Conference nearly every committed United Methodist has been asking, What’s next for the UMC?
One conclusion that has consensus among compatibilists and, I think, most incompatibilists: our Church is broken, and we cannot continue as we are.
I believe the coalition that leaders of the WCA put together has won a battle at General Conference and may well have lost the church.
These last few days the United Methodist Church’s General Conference met in St. Louis, Missouri. Our church is, like the US, made up of...
Beginning Saturday, February 23, the United Methodist Church is holding a special called session of its General Conference, the official...
Methodism has often been described as a bridge-building faith that holds together, often in tension, what might seem to be opposing impulses.
Nobody says, “Give me the mediocre life. Give me the lousy life.” Everybody wants to experience the good life.
It’s been nearly ten years since I first wrote Enough: Discovering Joy Through Simplicity and Generosity. More than 150,000 readers have found this...