If people are ignorant of God's law, are they somehow exempt of guilt?

Benefits of Wesley's specific understanding of sin as willful transgression of the known law.

John Wesley had a very specific view and definition of sin.

Join Pastor Larry Harrison and the Voices of Crossings Choir, Dr. Cliff Sanders with the School of Wesleyan Studies, & Senior Pastor Marty Grubbs on a journey through England as they explore the rich heritage of John Wesley and the stories behind some of the most famous hymns of all time.

Based on Wesley's approach Albert Outler has suggested that there is a way Wesley determined if something was true and should be adopted

Wesley's understanding of the human situation and how God's grace addresses our situation, part 2

Wesley's understanding of the human situation and how God's grace addresses our situation, part 1

John Wesley taught that God's Grace was not limited to Pardon but also included Power. Having both views guard against Legalism and License when it comes to understanding Grace

John Wesley has a robust view of God's Grace and is optimistic of it's effect in a Christian's life.

Practices that pay attention to one's character and competence are investigated here to help insure a sustainable ministry practice and life of the minister.

Practices that pay attention to one's character and competence are investigated here to help insure a sustainable ministry practice and life of the minister.

The School of Wesleyan Studies exists to provide training and increase knowledge and application of Wesleyan Theology for professional and personal growth. Learn more about the School of Wesleyan Studies here: https://wesleyanstudies.org/

An overview of how one might study the Bible using 4 steps.

In this episode we will discuss the reason for different translation of the Bible and why knowing this is important. The session will also reveal the question to ask at the beginning of studying the Bible.

In this episode there will be review of the methodology and an introduction to the step of Observation that involves grammatical observation.

In this episode there is the review of the methodology and and introduction in the step of Observation that involves Historical Observations.

In this episode there is the review of the methodology and an introduction to tools that can be used to verify grammatical observations.

How does one go about interpreting a passage of Scripture? A method of interpretation that accounts for grammatical observations is offered in this episode

Observing and Interpreting Historical matters from a text

A way of performing a word study without needed original language tools is offered.

A review of the method offered and the final step of application. Criterion are offered for applying a text.