Please clock on the link to view Kenneth J. Collins, “Wesleyans and Calvinists Together?” in Firebrand magazine.
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Two Free Online Courses on Wesleyan Theology with Dr. Ken Collins
There are now two courses with Dr. Collins online, with free access, at biblicaltraining.org: Wesleyan Theology I (21 lectures): https://www.biblicaltraining.org/wesleyan-theology1/ken-collins Wesleyan Theology II (19 lectures): https://www.biblicaltraining.org/wesleyan-theology2/ken-collins Dr. Ken Collins is also the author of The Theology of John…
Kenneth J. Collins & Robert W. Wall, “Reading Scripture as Wesleyans: The Contribution of the Wesley One Volume Commentary”
Please click on the link to read Kenneth J. Collins & Robert W. Wall, “Reading Scripture as Wesleyans: The Contribution of the Wesley One Volume Commentary”, a discussion of The Wesley One-Volume Commentary, edited by Kenneth…
Book review: “Wesley One Volume Commentary” (review by Justus Hunter)
Please click on the link to read Justus Hunter’s review of the Wesley One Volume Commentary (Kenneth Collins and Robert Wall, ed.), available online from Good News: Justus Hunter, “John Wesley For Our Day”
FWS Podcast: The Systematic Nature of John Wesley’s Theology
If you cannot see the player above follow this link: Systematic (Part 1) If you cannot see the player above follow this link: Systematic (Part 2) This is a lecture by Dr. Kenneth J. Collins…
Video and Audio Formats of Kenneth Collins’ Sermon: “Roman Catholicism and Protestantism: What’s Still at Stake 500 Years After the Reformation”
Please click on the link to access Kenneth Collins’ Sermon: “Roman Catholicism and Protestantism: What’s Still at Stake 500 Years After the Reformation”. The message was given at the Chapel at Estes on Wednesday, November 1,…
Fred Sanders, “Who Is Truly Catholic?” (A Book Review of Collins and Walls, *Roman but Not Catholic*)
Please click on the link to view Fred Sanders, “Who Is Truly Catholic?” (A Book Review of Kenneth Collins and Jerry Walls, Roman but Not Catholic: What Remains at Stake 500 Years after the Reformation).
Hermeneutical Model for the Wesleyan Ordo Salutis
A HERMENEUTICAL MODEL FOR THE WESLEYAN ORDO SALUTIS
From the Wesleyan Theological Journal
Kenneth Collins
I. Introduction
It comes as a surprise to learn that in this age of ecumenism, John Wesley’s theology has rarely been explored beyond Methodist circles. Indeed, while significant dialogue has occurred among Lutheran, Calvinist and Roman Catholic traditions,1 Wesley’s voice has seldom been heard in such settings. Why has this been so?
