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It is with all pleasure we invite you to be part of this move of God to worship and advance the gospel of Christ through evangelism and mission. Whether you are in Canada or not, the Lord can use you…
Lent for Everyone (27) So it is written: “The first man Adam became a living being”; the last Adam, a life-giving spirit. 1 Cor 15:45 In our walk with God, Apostle Paul knows of two groupings- people who are in…
Methodism was a powerful movement, which married personal sanctification with social justice – in fact, in Wesley’s mind, they were not separable. Holiness is about character and justice. At some point, however, Methodism in North America became an institution (denomination).…
I am Bamidele Oni, a priest with MCN. I am using this opportunity to invite you to this blog, Wesley Heritage Discourse, through the link below (). I have a strong impression from the Lord, of a revival fire coming…
This is a burden to raise an altar of intercession for the remnant to spark a revival fire in Methodism. To create a reawakening, keep alive what remains and bring a rebirth of Christian holiness and evangelism with the power…
Built in 1871 the location now occupies the Century Plaza Building at 1 Wesley Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba Source credited to: Gordon Goldsborough & Manitoba Historical Society
The Epitaph on Wesley’s tomb John Wesley after 231 years: We remember him. John Wesley died on March 2, 1791, “in his own house in London, in the eighty-eighth year of his age, after preaching the Gospel sixty-four years,” The…
This is a discourse among us the Methodist people, to stir a revival from the root of Methodism. Getting it right from where the vision started is important for us to bring a revival. We cannot continue to build on a…
John Wesley’s primary theological focus was upon the doctrine of salvation and the relationship between grace, faith, and holiness of heart and life. For John Wesley, theology without experience is like faith without works; it is dead. Theology of May…