Wesleyanism

New YouTube Channel from Dr. Matt O’Reilly

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SEA member, Dr. Matt O’Reilly, has launched a new YouTube Channel called Orthodoxy for Everyone. The channel features short videos that address questions related to scripture, theology, important books, and church leadership. O’Reilly is also…

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A Wesleyan Catechism

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This free downloadable version of a Wesleyan Catechism was compiled and organized by Ryan Kiblinger. It is titled, A Wesleyan Catechism: A Teaching on the 10 Commandments, the Methodist Articles of Religion, and the Lord’s…

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The God Who Seeks

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“Then the man and his wife heard the sound of the LORD God as He was walking in the garden in the cool of the day. . .” (Genesis 3:8, NIV)​“I revealed myself to those…

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The Bane of Legalism

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Nothing detracts more from the radiance of true Christian holiness than the judgmental spirit of legalism. Legality, the condition of conforming to law, is desirable. “Legalism,” however, is a dependence on keeping law as the means…

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Wesley’s View of Grace – Wynkoop

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In some contrast to Calvinism which emphasized the majestic POWER of God (He creates and redeems because He can do so and wills to do so), and Arminius who emphasized the JUSTICE of God (He…

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Wesleyan Catechism

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Wesleyan Theology.com has a Wesleyan catechism for adults and one for children. You can view them through this link: Wesleyan Theology.com Catechisms.

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“The Horrible Decree” by Charles Wesley

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Charles Wesley wrote approximately 9000 hymns and “holy” poems.  Even though many of his polemics are in his songs, many Calvinists (and Arminians) sing Wesley’s hymns.  One of Wesley’s strongest anti-calvinist hymns is “The Horrible…

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What Does it Mean to Be Wesleyan?

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When Jesus was asked what was God’s most important requirement of us, He said that it was to love God with one’s whole being. He added that loving other people in the same way as…

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Cur Deus Homo

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“God was pleased to have all his fullness dwell in him, and through him to reconcile to himself all things” (Colossians 1:19-20, NIV). “Cur Deus homo?” was the great question that challenged the Church for centuries. “Why…

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