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This book's novel approach shows how to order John Wesley's unsystematic practical theology around what and how he valued as a person and as a Christian. It applies philosophical value theory to John Wesley's theology, specifically the axiological theory developed by Robert S. Hartman,

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This book is a compelling examination of the theological roots of early Pentecostal interracial thought, worship, and witness.

This book is a collection of essays on perspectives in Wesleyan theology in honor of Professor Herbert B. McConigle.

The book shows that postliberal theology, which has learned much from Karl Barth, can remain a promising movement within contemporary theology if it allows itself to be corrected by Barth at some points where it has departed from him.

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This book offers a comparative study of Martin Luther's and John Wesley's theologies of the law, carefully contextualizing their theologies and bringing them into critical dialogue with one another.

This book contains twelve of Wesley's "tracts" explaining the Methodist movement to his contemporaries. The author has made this tract intelligible for modern readers who struggle with the meaning of 18th century British English. The editor offers introductions to each of the tracts with helpful explanations of the historical background and meanings.

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A daily workplace devotional for Christian public servants was launched in September 2012 by the Robertson School of Government at Regent University. The term "public servant" includes people working in all levels of government, the nonprofits, education, healthcare, social work, public safety and defense, as well as in faith based service agencies and church management. The word "Christian" includes everyone in the Body of Christ - regardless...

This is a book on the gifts of the Holy Spirit in the New Testament with a clear explanation of each gifts and their meanings. An inventory is included

This book invites the reader to rethink the various aspects of the doctrine of holiness in a social way, while seeking to draw out the nuances of a Wesleyan understanding of the interaction between the personal and social dynamics of the Christian life within the community of faith. It has a specific constructive intention­-to define holiness in light of the Triune God, making holiness a reflection of the community that exists within the Godhead.

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This study of prevenient grace in the Wesleys opens new ground in understanding the seminal doctrine of prevenient grace in Methodism. He does so by uncovering a diversity of sources used by John Wesley in his exposition of this biblical concept. He also includes an in-depth examination of the complementary role of Charles Wesley's poetical discourse on the theme, which results in a more comprehensive presentation of its form and function in e...

These fiftenn evangelistic sermons are based on the theme of "the genealogy of Jesus Christ" in Matthew 1:11.The Gospel of Matthew begins with "an account of the genealogy of Jesus the Messiah, the son of David, the son of Abraham." The word, 'genealogy, ' means a pedigree or a clan register. Then why does Matthew, the very first book of the New Testament, begin his Gospel with the introduction of the genealogy of Jesus? This series of inspira...

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In the face of these modern and postmodern challenges, these Evangelical authors offer a fresh, informed, and balanced view of the role of the Scriptures in knowing God.