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Key Writings for Understanding the Methodist & Wesleyan Tradition

2 weeks ago | logos.com | Tom McCall

Share FacebookXLinkedInRedditEmail Terms like “Wesleyan theology” and “Methodist doctrine” are used in a variety of contexts and can mean a lot of different things. And for good reason. The past several centuries have been the scene of many shifts and much shaking in theology among Methodists and other Wesleyans.
What’s New in Logos? January 2025

Jan 14, 2025 | logos.com | Mary Jahnke

Share FacebookXLinkedInRedditEmail We hope you had a lovely Christmas and New Year! The Logos staff enjoyed some wonderful, much-needed holiday time off. But that doesn’t mean we took a vacation from delivering improvements to your experience of studying God’s Word! From refined navigation to newly-included content, these updates are all about helping you save time and stay focused on God’s Word. Learn about our latest updates available to subscribers today in version 39.
The 68 Best Systematic Theologies-Chosen by a Theology Professor

Dec 27, 2024 | logos.com | Tom McCall

Share FacebookXLinkedInRedditEmail My vocation is systematic theology. My vision of theology is that of a catholic Wesleyanism. I want to promote and pursue—and indeed to produce—theology that is fundamentally creedal and confessional; straightforwardly Protestant and evangelical; and both analytic and pastoral.
Will Evangelicals Lead a Revival in Dogmatic Theology?

Dec 21, 2024 | logos.com | Michael Horton

Share FacebookXLinkedInRedditEmail Evangelicals have long contributed highly-respected works to biblical scholarship. Evangelicals have also earned considerable respect in the philosophical guild. Much of this labor has been spent on apologetics, which has raised the bar on Christian reasoning as well as offered trenchant defenses of Christian theism.
Why Worship Is Better Under the New Covenant (Heb 10:19-22)

Dec 19, 2024 | logos.com | Daniel R. Hyde

Share FacebookXLinkedInRedditEmail The author of Hebrews presents us with vivid imagery of Old Covenant worship in the tabernacle/temple, its priests, and the sacrifices they offered. But what, if anything, does this have to do with my worship as a Christian? Do we still worship in a temple? Do we have a priesthood? Didn’t God accept Jesus’s sacrifice as the last one? How does the teaching in Hebrews connect to us today?
Overwhelmed by Parenting Advice? These 7 Ancient Virtues Can Help

Nov 8, 2024 | logos.com | Wyatt Graham

Share FacebookXLinkedInRedditEmail As a child, my father read to me William Bennett’s Book of Virtues. While I may not have learned as much as I should have, the concept of living virtuously stuck with me. As a father myself, I now read the Book of Virtues to my children. With the advent of the internet, we parents deal with a constant flow of parenting tips and tricks. Fresh data comes every week.
Liturgy as Law vs. Liturgy as Gospel: My Journey Toward Christ-Centered Worship

Nov 7, 2024 | logos.com | Elyse Fitzpatrick

Share FacebookXLinkedInRedditEmail Did you attend church on Sunday? If so, you’re part of an increasingly rare minority. In fact, fewer people regularly attend church now than at any time in American history. Why is this? What follows is a testimony—a confession—of my five decades attending churches and how their liturgies affected me. I offer it as a window into what others might be experiencing and why so many might be leaving.
A Guide to Political Theology: Its Key Concepts and Perspectives

Nov 5, 2024 | logos.com | Jake Meador

Share FacebookXLinkedInRedditEmail Editor’s note: The articles in our political theology series are the opinions of the authors, not those of Logos. We are publishing a breadth of voices to reflect varying perspectives within the church. Political theology refers toa discipline of theology dedicated to applying the resources of Christian theology to the interests or questions of politics, i.e., how society is organized.
What Is the Protestant Reformation? Everything You Need to Know

Oct 30, 2024 | logos.com | Steven Wedgeworth

Share FacebookXLinkedInRedditEmail The Protestant Reformation marked an explosive turning point in church history, as it recovered and proclaimed the gospel of saving grace. Its message was that God justifies men in his sight by faith alone. To be saved, a person must place their trust only in what Christ has done for them. This quickly brought the Reformers into conflict with the leadership of the Catholic Church.
How Should Christians Approach a Fraught Election?

Oct 23, 2024 | logos.com | Eugene Cho

Share FacebookXLinkedInRedditEmail With the upcoming presidential election entering its final stages, our political climate is more polarized than ever. Disinformation, vitriol, and even violence pollute much of our discourse. Engaging with politics at any time can be fraught. But this is especially the case now. However, that does not mean we should disengage. In fact, quite the opposite is true, I believe.