Holiness in the 21st Century: Call, Consecration, Obedience Perfected in Love
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Monograph Series, Number Three
by Sam Powell
Some have charged that churches in the holiness tradition are quietly abandoning all mention of the doctrine and practice of holiness. This new study out of the Wesleyan Center for 21st Century Studies is a welcome sign to the contrary. Powell, a Nazarene theologian who has made significant contributions both in his church and in the broader theological community models here the concern to reaffirm the biblical roots of the doctrine of holiness and to highlight how distinctive Wesleyan emphases like the vital role of community and the means of grace in nurturing holiness are particularly relevant to our present setting.
-Randy Maddox, Paul T. Walls, Professor of Wesleyan Theology, Seattle Pacific University.
by Sam Powell
Some have charged that churches in the holiness tradition are quietly abandoning all mention of the doctrine and practice of holiness. This new study out of the Wesleyan Center for 21st Century Studies is a welcome sign to the contrary. Powell, a Nazarene theologian who has made significant contributions both in his church and in the broader theological community models here the concern to reaffirm the biblical roots of the doctrine of holiness and to highlight how distinctive Wesleyan emphases like the vital role of community and the means of grace in nurturing holiness are particularly relevant to our present setting.
-Randy Maddox, Paul T. Walls, Professor of Wesleyan Theology, Seattle Pacific University.