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Lovett Weems: Honoring Congregations of Every Size

And my experience as a pastor and my work with many church leaders have led me to believe we often lack sufficient focus.

On the Road Again and Again

Teresa Angle-Young: Flourishing Together

Years ago, I was struck by a line in a song that suggested the real tragedy isn't simply what happens to us—it's spending the rest of our lives with the lights on, never fully stepping back into life because we're afraid of being hurt again.

Meeting puts focus on Salvadoran Methodism

Wil Cantrell: No Longer My Own

This basic gospel message grounds our theological beliefs, ethical teachings, and spiritual practices in the reality of Christ’s life, death, and resurrection. Without it, our beliefs can become theoretical theology disconnected from everyday life.

Letter From President of World Methodist Council

Thank you for being a part of the World Methodist Council. It is a privilege to serve alongside you in our ministry together.

Mark Wilson: The Mapped Garden: Building a Hybrid Discipleship Culture

To lead effectively in a digital and post-Christian age, we must master the Hybrid Culture: building a flourishing ecosystem that is navigated by clear, intentional pathways.

As Rosh Hashanah nears, a rabbi invites Jewish skeptics to ‘Pretend You Believe’

I was raised with a lot of people around me who would say, ‘It doesn’t matter; you believe whatever you want.’ But for me, what I like to say is, it does matter. It does matter.

Suggestions for Living a Beatitudinal Life

The first stanza of the Beatitudes is for those who are hurting, whose hopes have been dashed. Like most people I know, I have had my heart break.

Rahab: An Uncommon Call

During 2026, 14 United Methodist women co-authored Her Faith Still Speaks, a book about 14 women of the Bible. This excerpt is written by Dr. Aleze Fulbright.

At NBCUSA denominational meeting, leaders, advocates urge midterm voter turnout

‘They're trying to make voting difficult, but you stand in line if you got to stand all day,’ said the Rev. Boise Kimber, president of the National Baptist Convention USA Inc. ‘You are immovable.’

High court gave them an inch, now these conservatives want a mile

Conservative legal groups are using a narrowly focused Supreme Court ruling to challenge inclusive policies in public schools, according to a new report by Democracy Forward.

At AI conference, religious leaders confront what technology could cost humanity

In addition to the religious leaders, the conference laid bare the broader spectrum of Americans concerned about the potential impacts of AI: Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders spoke immediately before Steve Bannon.