Tag: Methodism

The following article was published in "Bibliotheca Sacra," April 1862. It is our purpose in the present article to furnish a brief statement of the...

John Wesley was passionate about catechizing children. In his journal, Wesley wrote, “I met about a hundred children, who are catechized publicly twice a week....

John Wesley’s concept of discipleship and spiritual formation is immensely deep and theologically rich. Many theologians have created well-integrated theologies that can help people...

This essay was originally published on October 3, 2019. It was republished with minor edits. Thesis The Wesleyan doctrine of prevenient grace (hereafter, WPG) is theologically...

There are many ways in which the contemporary CHM overlaps with the Baptist tradition more than it does with historic Methodism.

The Class Meeting served as a place where people could be honest about their condition and receive loving exhortation and encouragement in their battles.

Visit the home of a poor 18th century Methodist family. Their library includes only two books, volumes considered essential to consistent spiritual growth: a...

Continued from The Legacy of Thomas Coke: Father of Methodist Missions, Part 1. Birth of American Methodism Wesley, though not supporting this initial missionary effort of...

Despite broad recognition of Thomas Coke’s influential role in early Methodist missions, Coke remains somewhat obscure. His life and ministry were overshadowed by Wesley...

This article is incomplete as part of an ongoing research project. It may be edited by the author at any time. Biography & Significance Richard Watson...