Methodism

Mark K. Olson, “The Revival and Methodist Self-Understanding”

February 4, 2022, posted by SEA

Abstract: This second installment [you can see the first one here] examines how early Methodists understood Methodism as an eschatological movement, called to help usher in the millennium through the proclamation of salvation and holiness….

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Mark K. Olson, “Millennial Aspirations and the Problem of Religious Nominalism”

January 26, 2022, posted by SEA

Abstract: This is part one of a five-part study on John Wesley’s eschatology. This opening article recounts the development of eschatology in England from the Protestant Reformation to the Evangelical Revival in the eighteenth century….

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Vic Reasoner, “Primitive Methodism and the Twenty-First Century Church”

July 14, 2021, posted by Jon Gossman

An undisciplined Methodist is a contradiction in terms. Methodism is as much a spiritual discipline as it is a system of theology. Here are three priorities we can adapt from primitive Methodism in order to…

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Joseph D. McPherson, “Modern Altar Methods: An Inadequate Substitute for the Methodist Class Meeting”

June 9, 2021, posted by Jon Gossman

It would be altogether unwise for one to discount the testimonies of any who claim to have received help at an altar of prayer, especially if they give evidence of having been transformed in heart…

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E. Norman Brush, “The Indwelling Of The Holy Spirit”

March 17, 2021, posted by Jon Gossman

The current idea abroad in many circles that the believer doesn’t have the indwelling presence of the Holy Spirit has led many to profess to be real Christians without His presence and to seek Him…

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Ed Stetzer, “One-on-One with Jeffrey Barbeau on Methodism”

October 15, 2019, posted by Steven Wolf

Ed Stetzer interviews Dr. Jeffrey Barbeau about his latest book. Dr. Barbeau serves as Professor of Theology at Wheaton College in Wheaton, Illinois. To view Ed Stetzer, “One-on-One with Jeffrey Barbeau on Methodism,”  via Christianity Today…

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Remonstrance Episode 56: Wesleyan Theology in America and Beyond (Part 2)

January 24, 2019, posted by Remonstrance

If you cannot see the player above follow this link: Remonstrance Episode 56 This episode is the second part of our interview with David Martinez about his work to promote Wesleyan Reformation around the world….

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Remonstrance Episode 55: Wesleyan Theology in America and Beyond (Part 1)

January 17, 2019, posted by Remonstrance

If you cannot see the player above follow this link: Episode 55 This episode is the first part of our interview with David Martinez about his work to promote Wesleyan Reformation around the world. David…

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Timothy Tennent, “Prevenient Grace: Why I am a Methodist and an Evangelical”

October 15, 2018, posted by AndrewH

Please click on the link to read Timothy Tennent, “Prevenient Grace: Why I am a Methodist and an Evangelical”, from the author’s blog, originally published July, 2011. Prevenient Grace: Why I am a Methodist and an…

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# Next Methodism as a Theology of Retrieval

August 16, 2017, posted by Remonstrance

There have been quite a few articles written recently concerning Next Methodism and what it might look like. As I have read through these articles and reflected on them the burning conviction I bring to…

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Remonstrance Minisode 19: Free Grace

June 29, 2017, posted by Remonstrance

If you cannot see the player above follow this link to the episode: Minisode 19  In this minisode we will be reading through a portion of John Wesley’s sermon, “Free Grace.” Here he defines “Free…

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A Call for Wesleyan-Arminian Reformation

May 2, 2017, posted by Remonstrance

As the 500th Anniversary of the Protestant Reformation approaches there is still a need for reform in many traditions of Protestantism. But perhaps there is no Protestant tradition that is in greater need of reform than…

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