Scripture and the Wesleyan Way Session Video

Wouldn’t it be fascinating to attend a Bible study led by John Wesley? Scripture and the Wesleyan Way is an eight-week study that’s the next best thing. The Bible was central to John Wesley’s faith and the Christian movement he founded. Scott J. Jones and his son Arthur D. Jones use Wesley’s own words to address questions that many of us in the twenty-first century still struggle with today.


In session 2 titled How Can I Be Saved?, Scott and Arthur Jones discuss the idea of salvation in the Bible, in John Wesley’s thought, and in Christian life. Using John Wesley’s Sermon “The Scripture Way of Salvation,” they reflect on what it means to be saved and how we are saved through Christ.


Running Time: 10:45


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Wouldn’t it be fascinating to attend a Bible study led by John Wesley? Scripture and the Wesleyan Way is an eight-week study that’s the next best thing. The Bible was central to John Wesley’s faith and the Christian movement he founded. Scott J. Jones and his son Arthur D. Jones use Wesley’s own words to address questions that many of us in the twenty-first century still struggle with today.


In session 3 titled Am I a Real Christian?, Scott and Arthur Jones show how the question “Am I a real Christian?” is one of the most pressing for individuals in the church today. Drawing on John Wesley’s sermon “The Almost Christian,” they show how we might move from nominal Christianity to a wholehearted, altogether Christianity—a transformation of the heart.


Running Time: 11:03


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Wouldn’t it be fascinating to attend a Bible study led by John Wesley? Scripture and the Wesleyan Way is an eight-week study that’s the next best thing. The Bible was central to John Wesley’s faith and the Christian movement he founded. Scott J. Jones and his son Arthur D. Jones use Wesley’s own words to address questions that many of us in the twenty-first century still struggle with today.


In session 4 titled Do I Have to Obey the Law?, Scott and Arthur Jones discuss John Wesley’s Sermons “The Law Established Through Faith, I and II.” They identify the role of Old Testament law in Christian faith and practice, and show how obeying God’s moral laws is a life-giving and practical way to follow Jesus.


Running Time: 11:07


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Wouldn’t it be fascinating to attend a Bible study led by John Wesley? Scripture and the Wesleyan Way is an eight-week study that’s the next best thing. The Bible was central to John Wesley’s faith and the Christian movement he founded. Scott J. Jones and his son Arthur D. Jones use Wesley’s own words to address questions that many of us in the twenty-first century still struggle with today.


In session 5 titled Am I a Sinner?, Scott and Arthur Jones discuss the role of sin in our world and how the Christian faith sees human sin as a diagnosis that can lead to restoration. Drawing on John Wesley’s sermon “Original Sin,” they show the importance of acknowledging our sinfulness even when doing so might be uncomfortable, because Jesus came to save us and heal us.


Running Time: 10:46


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Wouldn’t it be fascinating to attend a Bible study led by John Wesley? Scripture and the Wesleyan Way is an eight-week study that’s the next best thing. The Bible was central to John Wesley’s faith and the Christian movement he founded. Scott J. Jones and his son Arthur D. Jones use Wesley’s own words to address questions that many of us in the twenty-first century still struggle with today.


In this session 6 titled How Can I Connect with God?, Scott and Arthur Jones discuss the various ways Christians have of connecting with God, including Scripture, prayer, Christian community, worship, fasting, and others. They use John Wesley’s sermon “The Means of Grace” to show how these are ordinary channels through which God’s grace comes to us, where we connect with God through the Holy Spirit.


Running Time: 10:22


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Wouldn’t it be fascinating to attend a Bible study led by John Wesley? Scripture and the Wesleyan Way is an eight-week study that’s the next best thing. The Bible was central to John Wesley’s faith and the Christian movement he founded. Scott J. Jones and his son Arthur D. Jones use Wesley’s own words to address questions that many of us in the twenty-first century still struggle with today.


In session 7 titled Why is the Christian Life So Hard?, Scott and Arthur Jones reflect on why the Christian life is difficult, why we so often fall short of our ideals of a good and holy life. Using John Wesley’s sermon “The Repentance of Believers,” they explore the sources of this difficulty and show how repentance is not a one-time event, but an ongoing part of the Christian’s faith journey.


Running Time: 10:18


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Wouldn’t it be fascinating to attend a Bible study led by John Wesley? Scripture and the Wesleyan Way is an eight-week study that’s the next best thing. The Bible was central to John Wesley’s faith and the Christian movement he founded. Scott J. Jones and his son Arthur D. Jones use Wesley’s own words to address questions that many of us in the twenty-first century still struggle with today.


In session 8 titled What About My Money?, Scott and Arthur Jones discuss the role money plays in our lives and why our use of money says so much about our faith. Drawing on John Wesley’s sermon “The Use of Money,” they explore Wesley’s ideas about money and how we might use money in a way that honors God and benefits God’s kingdom.


Running Time: 10:22


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