Read the stories of how God is working in the lives of the students and staff at the Wesley!
“The Father is silent, because through Jesus’s suffering, the veil between holy and unholy will be torn in two, and now here we stand, able to receive the forgiveness of the Father as a gift. His love poured into our hearts. “ - Ashley Palmer
Read More“It’s trusting that God is a loving Father that won’t throw you in with the goats for needing rest or being unable to do it all.” - Jonathan Henderson
Read More“…when we convince ourselves that the Lord is a harsh man lacking in compassion, we too are liable to act entirely out of fear instead of faith, burying what may have been fruitful in us in the ground.“ - Camellia Bailey
Read More“You know when it is too much for me. You know when it is not enough. You will give me what is right and good. I will trust in this.” - Jamie Palmer
Read More“Not only is prayer an excellent source of individual formation and encounter, it spreads out into the rest of the Body of Christ as an edifying source of life. There are few things as powerful as a community of believers who know how to labor together in prayer.” - Bekah Beck
Read More“Where one reflects man’s natural tendency to have a comparative type of love, even with our loved ones, the other reflects the divine love that is offered to us by Jesus.” - Kaylee Hibbard
Read More“And for the one suffering, there’s healing in truly embracing and being embraced by one’s friends.” - Ashley Palmer
Read More“Faith admits to having no idea what’s going on most of the time, but sees that all things ultimately point back to God’s glory.” - Caleb Adcox
Read More“…when I think of my closest friends, I think of the people I am confident actually know me for who I am, and no one knows us better than the One who created us.” - Robert Dixon
Read More“If God can make children from dirt, and from rocks, why not from dogs?” - Pete Mace
Read More“Our problem is that we shouldn’t be trying to figure out who is first at all. We should all see ourselves as the last.” - Austin Shanley
Read More“… at our Eucharist service this past Sunday, there were so many people who showed up that we almost ran out of Communion bread. With these good tidings and more surely on the way, I am extremely hopeful for this year and what it will bring.” - Adam Guillory
Read More“It is important that we practice binding sin in ourselves and others, but in the midst of doing so we must also pay attention to what we loose in that same moment…it simply will not do to meet sin with hatred.” - Akin Bailey
Read More“What this woman is referring to is the runoff of residual goodness that somehow reaches people beyond who we may have believed the blessings were intended for.” - Khalilah Kersey
“I want us to always remember first and foremost, as Nehemiah remembered God’s words, that God will take care of and build his Church.”
Read More“God’s love is constant and abundant, expressed endlessly and in countless ways, but so often we lose sight of this love through our struggles and burdens. That is why it must be continually called to mind.“ - Caleb Adcox
Read More“Even before all is made right, though, we can cut away the thorns around us and dance with the trees to the song of the mountains. We can live to the best of our ability to bring honor to our God’s Name, as a sign of His power and love.” - Ashley Palmer
Read More“It was very interesting to me that I was getting so much satisfaction and joy out of something that my heart was telling me was going to be the opposite.” - Tayt Thomas
Read More“If I am diligent, and perform the tasks needed to allow The Wesley to continue to be a place where students meet and learn about God, the silence I am experiencing in prayer is not necessarily a cause for concern.” - Robert Dixon
Read More“Though we had come out to Burayu to teach, love, and care for their children and to work for their church, it seemed like we were most often the recipients of service.“ - Jamie Palmer
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