By Brother Tom Albin Brother E. Stanley Jones was a Christ follower first and a Methodist second. The training and education he received at Asbury College in Wilmore, Kentucky, was biblical, Wesleyan (that is–fully informed by the sermons, letters, hymns, books and tracts of John and Charles Wesley, the sons of Samuel and Susanna Wesley, […]
By Brother Matthew Henson In my travels, I have the blessing of joining many congregations in their Sunday morning worship experiences. I have participated in traditional, liturgical worship experiences; contemporary worship experiences with talented worship teams; and a blend of both guitars and drums with organ and piano. No matter the “type” of worship experience, […]
By Brother Matt Henson When Brother Stanley ministered in India, he identified a struggle within the Indian people. He wrote: India has always had the genius for addition, she has lacked elimination. She has absorbed everything that has come along, but she has eliminated little, hence her life is burdened and crushed. Life depends almost […]
By Brother Matthew Henson “New Year; New You” is a common advertising and motivating quote used to encourage people to make changes to become healthier. The image of the calendar changing from one year to the other seems to motivate something inside of us to make changes we know we should have previously made, but […]
By Brother Gary Wheeler You know, sometimes, it’s really hard to follow the commands of Jesus, especially that “love your neighbor as yourself” one. I mean, come on! Did He live in a community with an HOA? Does it really matter in the grand scheme of things how tall your grass is, and do they […]
