The Free Methodist Way – Learning and Living the Five Values That Shape Our Identity

Fraser Venter’s spiritual journey has included periods that seem like “incredible highs with God.” He has also experienced times when he felt spiritually low, but much of the journey has involved in-between spaces where he “felt like God was forming me, but I didn’t know what it meant.”

How can churches reach and serve people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or queer without compromising the truth of Scripture?
Feature Article by Jeff Finley

The ROOTS children’s curriculum is back with a new emphasis: the fruit of the Spirit.
Feature Article by Jeff Finley

The sign of a true disciple is to help someone else become a disciple.
By Larry Walkemeyer

Love is the compelling force for justice work.
By Kevin Austin

Free Methodist author Liz Cornell’s “The Love Required of Us” helps churches and people with racial understanding and reconciliation.
By Jeff Finley

The legalistic approach to religion hindered my understanding of God’s deep love.
By Kathy Gaulton

It is our hope that The Free Methodist Way will become an important tool in our work of discipleship and leadership development.
By Bishop Keith Cowart