Scripture and the Wesleyan Way Leader Guide
Description
The Bible was central to John Wesley's faith and the Christian movement he founded. In Scripture and the Wesleyan Way, you will discover a Wesleyan approach to the Bible and the Christian life through a Bible study using Wesley's own words.
In this study, authors Scott and Arthur Jones use John Wesley's sermons to illuminate the Bible passages at the heart of Wesley's understanding of what it means to be a real Christian. Each chapter explores a key Scripture text and one of Wesley's sermons on it. Through their insightful and engaging study, Bishop Jones and his son Arthur show how the teachings of Wesley address questions that many of us in the twenty-first century still struggle with today.
The Leader Guide contains everything needed to guide a group through the eight-week study including session plans, activities, and discussion questions, as well as multiple format options.More details
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Persons
Arthur Jones is the senior associate pastor and preaching pastor at St. Andrew United Methodist Church in Plano, Texas. His passions involve preaching a real and practical faith, engaging people with the Bible and current issues that affect day-to-day life, and providing leadership and vision for the next phases of church life. Arthur is a fifth-generation Methodist preacher who grew up in churches across North Texas. He is a graduate of the University of Kansas and Duke Divinity School, and the co-author of Ask: Faith Questions in a Skeptical Age. Arthur is married to Becky (a Houston native), and they have recently had their first child Sam.
Content
- Cover
- Half title
- Title
- Copyright
- Contents
- To the Group Leader
- Chapter 1. What Is the Bible's Message?
- Chapter 2. How Can I Be Saved?
- Chapter 3. Am I a Real Christian?
- Chapter 4. Do I Have to Obey the Law?
- Chapter 5. Am I a Sinner?
- Chapter 6. How Can I Connect with God?
- Chapter 7. Why Is the Christian Life So Hard?
- Chapter 8. What About My Money?
- Sermons of John Wesley
