The post examines how God’s grace influences the entire Christian journey through four types: prevenient, justifying, sanctifying, and glorifying grace. It emphasizes that grace initiates faith, offers forgiveness, nurtures growth in holiness, and ultimately completes God’s redemptive work, reinforcing that believers remain in need of grace throughout their lives.
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Reclaiming Apostolic Roots in Methodism Today
Methodism is often misunderstood as a modern invention, when it actually seeks to reclaim early church practices. John Wesley emphasized continuity with apostolic faith, embracing creeds and the writings of church fathers. By recovering ancient disciplines and fostering community, Methodism provides a path for renewal rooted in historic Christianity, offering believers both tradition and relevance.
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