I know! You are probably thinking, “Wesley is not Calvin.” And you are right. However, I think that, outside holiness circles, John Wesley’s contributions to our theological understanding, his approach…
…science and religion dialogue. Don’t forget to check out SftC’s other resources on John Wesley. For more curated resources on John Wesley’s life and ministry, visit the Wesleyan Holiness Digital…
…writing a piece illustrating how science was a central element of John Wesley’s ministry. While most researchers focus on his work on holiness, there is enough evidence to support my…
…We also published a Q&A with Ed. One of Ed’s key theological and pastoral influences is John Wesley. As he says, “Wesley used science as a tool to alleviate the…
…Thomas J. Oord, theologian and SftC friend and contributor, blogs about John Wesley’s concept of love, paying particular attention to its theological, ethical, and biblical implications. Drew discusses the intersection…
…principles to renew God’s creation. In an essay in the collection, “Inward and Outward Health: John Wesley’s Holistic Concept of Medical Science, the Environment, and Holy Living,” biologist and pastor…
…science), “Saved By Grace.” This isn’t our first newsletter to feature the thoughts of a significant theologian. Ed has written about John Wesley‘s views (twice), I am certainly fond of…