For many people discovering perfect love seems a frustrating and futile search. Even Christians who accept God as a loving Father have difficulty with defining the abstract concepts of holiness, sanctification and, in turn, perfect love. In the form of exposition and exercise, Dr. Greathouse has prepared a biblically sound Wesleyan approach to teaching the message of holiness.
Holiness theology didn't begin with John Wesley. Holiness theology began with Christ. In Wholeness in Christ, holiness theologian and former general superintendent William M. Greathouse examines both the Old and New Testament roots of the holiness doctrine.
This work takes the basic tenets of John Wesley and states them in more contemporary terms. An excellent resource for those who desire to understand the Wesleyan tradition.
A 12-volume devotional resource on the New Testament designed to provide a systematic Bible study aid for individuals, teachers, and pastors. Includes complete KJV text. Cloth with jacket.
"It is the thesis of this monograph, that the teaching of Christian perfection derives essentially from the Scriptures, and that Wesley's doctrine, far from being a sectarian vagary is, indeed, in George Croft Cell's words, 'an original and unique synthesis' of the Protestant ethic of grace and the Catholic ideal of holiness.
This deals with the work of God done in man by the Spirit. It is important that we trace the office and work of the Third Person of the Trinity. The crowning work of the Holy Spirit is entire sanctification or Christian perfection. The purifying and perfecting gift of the Holy Spirit is a distinguishing tenet within the Wesleyan tradition.
IN THIS ISSUE:
2 The Witness of the Spirit, General Superintendent: William M. Greathouse
3 I Saw Grace at Work, H. Ray Dunning
3 If Just One Soul (a poem), Alice Hansche Mortenson
4 Letters
5 Preaching Holiness, General Superintendent: Orville W. Jenkins
6 Value Education in Nazarene Colleges, Paul W. Beals
8 Some Thoughts on Worship, B. David Liles
10 A Teacher's Bonuses, Anna Belle Laughbaum
12 A Christlike God, Paul T. Culbertson
13 Thirty Pieces of Silver (a poem), Margaret Scanlon Ransom
02 An Essential Enterprise by General Superintendent William M. Greathouse
03 The Righteousness That Exalteth A Nation by Hugh Rae
04 Character Education: The Time Is Now by Cecil M. Inman
06 Continuing Students by Al Truesdale
07 Let’s Not Pull It Up by Vernon L. Wilcox
08 Lessons Our Students Have Taught Me by A. Elwood Sanner
08 Seeds of Love by Thomas R. Couch
09 Having Eyes to See, They See Not by Theo Carter
10 Happy Is the Man Who Reads by Gerard Reed
10 Can God See Inside? By Frances Simpson
IN THIS ISSUE:
2 Motivation, General Superintendent: V. H. Lewis
3 Nazarene Colleges and the Year 2000, Mark R. Moore
4 Letters
5 Celebrating Holiness Higher Education, General Superintendent: William M. Greathouse
6 Why Attend A Nazarene College?, Don Metz
7 Dimensions, Don Beaver
8 Thy Will Be Done, Gilbert Ford
9 Relinquishment (Poem), Alice Hansche Mortenson
9 Nazarene Roots: Northwest Nazarene College, 1914-1916; Steve Cooley
10 Stewardship as Investment, Donald L. Young
11 The Journey (Poem), Geraldine Nicholas
IN THIS ISSUE:
2 The Church and Her Colleges, General Superintendent: William M. Greathouse
3 Alumni, Where Are They?, Howard T. Wall
4 Letters
5 Our Most Valued Asset – Our Youth, Mike Estep
6 Why the Nazarene College?, Mark R. Moore
8 Parents, Start Now to Prepare Your Children for College, Irving W. Laird
9 Nazarene Roots: In the Alberta District Assembly, 1929, Steve Cooley
10 They Taught Me the Learning Process, Janet Smith Williams
11 “Because You Gave…”, L. S. Oliver
Nazarene College Day - April 24/ Value, Cost, and Price/ No Homesick Pills/ What Now?/ After the Shock...the Song/ Church of the Nazarene
ARTICLES
4 Jesus and Truth, Gordon Wetmore
5 Value, Cost, and Price, Willis E. Snowbarger
6 Challenges to Nazarene Higher Education, John M. Nielson
8 My Testimony, David Tavares
9 No Homesick Pills, Frankie Roland
10 What Now?, John W. May
12 Mark R. Moore … Church Planter in Focus, John C. Oster
13 The Nazarene College: Through the Eyes of A Parent, Forrest W. Nash
14 Growing Pains, C. Dale German
16 After the Shock … The Song, Gerald Yoesel
17 An International Denouement, Nina E. Beegle
2 I BELIEVE IN THE CHURCH! by William M. Greathouse
3 THE GOOD WARFARE by C. Dale German
4 IS IT TIME FOR A NAZARENE SOCIAL GOSPEL? by John E. Henderson
6 LODGER—AND LORD! by Albert J. Lown
8 WORKING OUT SALVATION by Donnatha Cecil Neely Postscript by Michael Neely
10 THE STRONG-WILLED ADOLESCENT by James Dobson
12 THREE BITS OF WISDOM by C. D. Hansen
13 DEVELOPING OUR FAITH by Lyle P. Flinner
14 IT SEEMS ONLY YESTERDAY by Betty Martin
14 PASS THE SALT, PLEASE by Frances Simpson
IN THIS ISSUE:
2 Gifts and Fruit, General Superintendent: William M. Greathouse
3 Building Our Own Gallows, Earl C. Wolf
3 The Faithful Few (a Poem), William Walter DeBolt
4 Letters
5 He Died From Having Nothing to Do, Morris Chalfant
6 The Church within the Church, J. Grant Swank, Jr.
7 Nazarene Roots: Youth and the Church, Steve Cooley
8 A Last Message to the Church, J. B. Maclagan
9 In the Hotel Lounge (a Poem), Merle Lamprecht
10 The Grand Exchange, John W. May
11 Grandma’s Rocking Chair (a Poem), Aubrey W. Curry
IN THIS ISSUE:
2 The Sin of Trying too Hard, General Superintendent: William M. Greathouse
3 A Great Investment, J. Walter Hall, Jr.
4 Letters
5 A Snake in his Pocket, Elaine Cunningham
5 Tears (a Poem), J. Paul Brown
6 Alabaster is More, Elizabeth Vennum
7 “Because You Gave…”, Dennis Apple
8 A Little Bit of Old, Gary Sivewright
9 Nazarene Roots: The Formation of an Effective Preacher, Stan Ingersol
10 One-in-a-Million Family, Mabel P. Adamson
13 Emergency Application, William D. Reid
02 How To Read The Bible by General Superintendent William M. Greathouse
03 The Best Place For The Bible by E. O. T.
04 Let the Word Speak by Melvin McCullough
06 The Book of Life by C. S. Cowles
06 Good Books by Frances Simpson
07 The Last Anchor by Charles Hastings Smith
08 Why Stress Holiness? By Wilfred C. McKay
09 The Handicap of Wholeness by James Hamilton
10 Books and the Book by Al Truesdale
11 The Disciplined Life—Reviewed by Edward S. Mann
12 God’s Word To Me by Robert Branson
IN THIS ISSUE:
2 "The Neglected Quarters", General Superintendent: William M. Greathouse
3 Gate To New Life, Benjamin Conte
3 A Cup of Water (a poem), M. B. Taylor
4 Letters
5 Proclamation, Board of General Superintendents
6 Hope for the City, Tom Nees
7 Imperishable Seed, Peter A. Heilemann
8 Listen To God's Word - and Live!, Ivan A. Beals
9 The Living Word (a poem), Pearl Burnside McKinney
9 Void of Offence, Raymond C. Kratzer
10 My Mother's Old Bible, J. Melton Thomas
IN THIS ISSUE:
2 Immanuel – The God of Compassion, General Superintendent: William M. Greathouse
3 The Greatest Commandment of All, John W. May
4 Letters
5 “You Did It to Me”, Michael J. Christensen
6 Publish or Perish, Galen D. Wilcox
8 God’s Book is Alive, A. Brent Cobb
9 His Book (a Poem), Viola Jacobson Berg
9 The Terrible Burden of Submission, Kenneth Vogt
10 Margaret’s Choice, Eric E. Wiggin
11 A Prayer for My Tongue (a Poem), Alton Hacker
12 Escaping Golden Claws, Howard Culbertson
02 Forsaking All By General Superintendent Coulter
03 Maintaining the Spiritual Glow Through Reading By William Greathouse
04 Finding Time to Pray By Ross W. Hayslip
05 Reading for More Effective Sharing By Norman R. Oke
06 Reading for Broadened Understanding By T. E. Martin
07 We Are Sorry By Harold E. Platter
08 Have You Launched Your Reading Career? By George L. Smith
08 Pen Points: Eight Years Later By C. T. Corbett
09 Editorially Speaking By W.T. Purkiser
10 Prayer By Pearl Reeves
