I Do Not Want a Holiness That Makes Me Less Like Jesus: A Personal Examination of Separation and Love
I believe Christian holiness requires more than avoiding sin. Scripture and Wesleyan theology challenge me to examine whether my convictions are forming me into the likeness of Jesus through faithfulness, compassion, and love.
Dr. Filimão M. Chambo and the Book “For the Sake of the World”: When Holy Living Leaves the Church Building
Dr. Filimão Chambo’s For the Sake of the World invites a deeper question about holiness: what happens when the holy life moves beyond the church building and into relationships, service, justice and ordinary life?
Dr. William M. Greathouse’s Book “From the Apostles to Wesley”: The Holiness Question That Wesley Did Not Start
William M. Greathouse’s From the Apostles to Wesley asks whether John Wesley started the Christian perfection question. A closer look at Scripture, Christian history and Wesleyan theology reveals a much older conversation about holiness.
Dr. John A. Knight’s Book “In His Likeness”: What If Holiness Is Meant to Be Recognizable?
John A. Knight’s In His Likeness raises a searching question: if God is restoring His image in us, should holiness become recognizable in ordinary Christian life?