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Suffering is a central concern of 1 Peter in which the subject is addressed more often than any other of the NT writings. πασχω is used 12 times, which constitutes almost one-third of the uses of this...

There are many ways to perceive the Christian Church, and there are many models to guide our definitions of the church. No description provides an all-encompassing or perfect model, but nearly all...

Introduction to the journal issue from the current editor of Didache

A review of the book: God and Globalization Vol. 2: The Spirit and the Modern Authorities edited by Max L. Stackhouse with Don S. Browning.

This is a book review by Patrick Thomas of the book God and Globalization, Vol. 3 Christ and the Dominions of Civilization.

Introduction to the journal issue from the current editor of Didache

Introduction to the journal issue from the current editor of Didache

Book review by Ramon Sierra of the book The Local Church in a Global Era: Reflections for a New Century, edited by Max L. Stackhouse, Tim Dearborn & Scott Paeth.

In one sense, the joys and struggles of university life—of finding one’s way in the world and preparing oneself for the future—are the same wherever one travels, and a young university student in...

Taken from the introduction: "There seems to be a general agreement that we are living in a time of transition between two competing worldviews: modernity and postmodernity. The exact nature of each...

This article is "an essay Response to Tom Beaudoin's Virtual Faith: The Irreverent Spiritual Quest of Generation X" The author's stated purpose is "to offer reasons why Xers should find a Wesleyan...

The author addresses the topic of transformation and the role of the Holy Spirit by looking at several questions. and is a reflection on the personal journey

Taken from the introduction: "This task of articulating and proclaiming holiness in Asia and the Pacific contexts has long been overdue. Wesleyan theology of holiness, for several decades, has been...

Ramon discusses 1 Thessalonians 2:3-13, a passage from the NT that directly connects preaching and holiness. For Wesleyans, the doctrine of holiness and its preaching is the axis around which all...

This paper will seek to examine the contribution, at times unique, offered by the writings of the prophet Hosea, to the Old Testament understanding of Holiness. Hosea’s concern with the covenant and...

The author asserts that Christian Holiness is a biblical concept that brings one to the point of sensing a deep need for the experience, and a realization that Christian Holiness is both the goal, and...

While spending two summers within the Laotian and Cambodian population that surrounded New Life Community Church of the Nazarene in Long Beach, California, I came to realize that the nuances of life...

"In the following pages, I want to examine briefly the history of higher education in the Church of the Nazarene in the United States and highlight four lessons we can learn by looking back at our...

The Wesleyan/Holiness tradition has contributed in important ways to the ongoing relation between reason and faith. This contribution is a natural extension of the emphasis that John Wesley placed...

This article establishes Wesley’s understanding of the kingdom of God as a multifaceted concept within Wesley’s thought. No single stream of expression will satisfactorily explain the Kingdom for...

How, then, can Wesley's "gospel" of holiness be preached to people living in a culture which has been dominantly influenced by Confucian "ethics" of holiness? The question is important to a Asian...

Asia Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary Inaugural Address: April 4, 2003. The title of my address on this occasion, “With Roots and Branches,” is borrowed and modified from a metaphor used by a...

It is not intended here to examine postmodernism as a philosophical framework or to enter into the debate as to the extent of its influence in academia. The concern in this article is to focus on its...

The intent of this presentation on Christlike character is not to be exhaustive or inclusive of the topic, but to begin a conversation on the first institutional outcome for Northwest Nazarene...

The basic thrust of this address, therefore, is a hearkening back to the Church’s central confession of faith: God’s very Nature as revealed in God’s self-given Name is Triune; and thus, the holiness...