Helpful Websites?

[CollectsBooks]

Hi brethren,

I am looking for Arminian/Weselyan sites that have articles, mp3s, or anything else to aid personal study. Think monergism (dot) com, for the Calvinists.

Grace to all!

-Tyler

 

[Maid Marie]

Hi brethren,

I am looking for Arminian/Weselyan sites that have articles, mp3s, or anything else to aid personal study. Think monergism (dot) com, for the Calvinists.

Grace to all!

-Tyler

Would this be what you're looking for? It is written by a Nazarene theologian.

Crivoice

 

[beforHim]

Me too, looking for some good Wesleyan/methodist theology audio. I'm a janitor at my church and am able to listen to stuff while I work (I've finished William Lane Craig's "Defenders" podcast series one and two in about two months!). I've looked a little and only found a few talks here and there, but podcasts, courses/classes, stuff like that would be good.

 

[Maid Marie]

Me too, looking for some good Wesleyan/methodist theology audio. I'm a janitor at my church and am able to listen to stuff while I work (I've finished William Lane Craig's "Defenders" podcast series one and two in about two months!). I've looked a little and only found a few talks here and there, but podcasts, courses/classes, stuff like that would be good.

Podcasts -

Methodist Sermons
Adam Hamilton Sermons

Nazarene Sermons
Mike Shutz Sermons

Scott Daniels Sermons

Jon Twitchell Sermons

 

[GraceSeeker]

From three different ends of the UMC spectrum:


Tamed Cynic by Jason Micheli, pastor at Aldersgate UMC in Alexandria, Va

Opening the Old Testament by John C. Holbert, retired Lois Craddock Perkins Professor of Homiletics at Perkins School of Theology, Dallas, TX

blog for Timothy C. Tennent, President of Asbury Theological Seminary in Wilmore, KY


All three links are to their blogs, but from there you can also get access to sermon archives and podcasts. Jason Micheli I find particularly helpful right now as he is in the midst of rewriting a catechism; it's worth doing a search for some of those posts. You may be wondering about my comments regarding "three different ends of the UMC spectrum" -- well, the idea that all spectrums are linear in space is a fallacy. The UMC certainly is not. If you try to place everyone on a liberal/conservative, left/right sort of continuim you will miss the more intricate very much woven tapestry which is United Methodism.

 

[beforHim]

https://wesleyanarminian.wordpress.com/ This is a good site I found, loads of links to other sites.

 

[Striver]

There really isn't one that directly compares to Monergism, but Seedbed - Wesleyan Resources is probably the closest thing. Arminians aren't quite as systematic.