Recently, a brilliant scholar whom I respect deeply, Timothy C. Tennent, the president of my seminary, has completed an excellent series of thoughtful blog posts, "Why I am a Methodist and an Evangelical". In them, he explores for a mainly Evangelical audience what the Wesleyan/Methodist heritage has to offer. I highly recommend the series:
- Part 1: Why I am an Evangelical and a Methodist
- Part 2: Prevenient Grace
- Part 3: Means of Grace
- Part 4: Conversion through Faith in Jesus Christ
- Part 5: Sanctification, A Reorientation of the Heart
- Part 6: Discipleship, Catechesis in Community
- Part 7: Missional Movement - Social Conscience
- Part 8: Doctrinal Clarity - Catholic Spirit
- Part 9: Global Vision
- Part 10: Centrality of Worship
- Conclusion
- Part 1: Prevenient Grace as the Foundation for Wesleyan Catechesis
- Part 2: Waiting "in the Means of Grace"
- Part 3: "It's About Community"
- Part 4: The Missional Catechesis of Mr. Wesley
- Part 5: The Role of Doctrine in Wesley's "Catholic Spirit"
- Part 6: The Practical Side of Wesley's Doctrine
- Part 7: The Role of Doctrine in Wesley and Wesley's Global Perspective
- Part 8: The Role of Worship
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