Our Purpose Is Love Leader Guide

The Wesleyan way to be the church

Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Denominations, Methodism
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Author: David N. Field ISBN: 9781501868702
Publisher: Abingdon Press Publication: April 19, 2018
Imprint: Abingdon Press Language: English
Author: David N. Field
ISBN: 9781501868702
Publisher: Abingdon Press
Publication: April 19, 2018
Imprint: Abingdon Press
Language: English

What does it mean to love God and neighbor today, when things so often feel divided and in conflict?

In Our Purpose Is Love, author David Field challenges us to recognize and reclaim love as the center of our identity and purpose as the church. Field presents a Wesleyan vision of the church as the embodiment of God’s love in the world and explores the implications of this vision for our life together. In this vision, the church is where we become creatures of love, learning to love God and neighbor ever more completely and authentically through the means of God’s grace. As a result, we bear witness to the world by reflecting God’s love more and more perfectly in the way we treat others and order our common life. With a special focus on the importance of unity for the church’s witness, Field invites us to consider the ways in which embodying God’s love can and should influence
how we live as individuals and as communities of faith, calling us to reclaim and recommit to love as the center of who we are.

This Leader Guide includes leader helps and complete session plans for facilitating an eight-week small group study using Our Purpose Is Love: The Wesleyan Way to Be the Church, by David N. Field.

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What does it mean to love God and neighbor today, when things so often feel divided and in conflict?

In Our Purpose Is Love, author David Field challenges us to recognize and reclaim love as the center of our identity and purpose as the church. Field presents a Wesleyan vision of the church as the embodiment of God’s love in the world and explores the implications of this vision for our life together. In this vision, the church is where we become creatures of love, learning to love God and neighbor ever more completely and authentically through the means of God’s grace. As a result, we bear witness to the world by reflecting God’s love more and more perfectly in the way we treat others and order our common life. With a special focus on the importance of unity for the church’s witness, Field invites us to consider the ways in which embodying God’s love can and should influence
how we live as individuals and as communities of faith, calling us to reclaim and recommit to love as the center of who we are.

This Leader Guide includes leader helps and complete session plans for facilitating an eight-week small group study using Our Purpose Is Love: The Wesleyan Way to Be the Church, by David N. Field.

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