Grace and Holiness in a Changing World: A Wesleyan Proposal for Postmodern Ministry

The search for authentic faith experience begins with God's yearning for us.Transforming grace, scriptural holiness, and the priesthood of all believers are key to fulfilling our postmodern world's search for an authentic experience of the Christian faith. For pastors and church leaders, especially, the Wesleyan/Arminian tradition is well suited to give new skills and perspectives to be in mission and ministry today.Contributors include: Meesaeng Lee Choi, Joel B. Green, Jeffrey E. Greenway, Charles E. Guterson, Steve Harper, Howard A. Snyder, and Robert G. Tuttle Jr.An excerpt from the Circuit Rider review: Grace and Holiness in a Changing World "comes to the fore to explore what the Wesleyan theological tradition can offer the ministry of the church at the beginning of a new millennium. . . . This book can move persons within the Wesleyan tradition toward the kind of holy conversation the church needs to have at this moment in history." (Click here to read the entire review.)