Can we feel the strength and blessing of God even in the midst of the pandemic and the trials of life? When times are difficult, do we feel the rain or do we just get wet?

We rest this Labor Day weekend from our work, but work itself is something God has ordained and given to us as part of our nature.

Methodists have long upheld that we have a responsibility to social justice spoken to us by Jesus. How have we been doing?

What does the parable of the servant and forgiveness tell us about how to live generously?

The parable of the five talents. To those who can handle it, much is given.  What can we handle?

Everyone fails to live up to the Law, but God gives us grace. What does that mean and how do we as Wesleyans understand grace?

Does Paul’s writing indicate that there may be other paths to heaven? Do we truly know the will of God in this area?

Why did God send Paul to Rome? What did God have in mind that changed the course of history?

Why was Saul/ Paul the perfect Apostle for the Gentile movement.? What did Paul possess as skills and talents that none of the other disciples had? How does he connect with the Gentile world in ways others could not?

What was Paul’s background and how was that relevant to the Apostle that he became?