Core Teachings Of The Christian Faith: The Sacraments with Bishops Leah Gregory and Mike Lowry

This work by Jason Vickers and Ryan Barnett addresses core Methodist teachings and practical theology for the church. It includes material on sacraments and other means of grace, aimed at forming disciples and guiding congregational practice. The authors combine theological exposition with pastoral application to help readers understand how Wesleyan distinctives operate in church life. The book is used as a teaching resource in the Global Methodist Church and related Wesleyan contexts. It encourages churches to see sacraments as part of broader means of grace that shape discipleship.

This annotated Catechism for the Global Methodist Church, edited by David DeSova, provides explanatory notes and clarifications to the church's catechetical material. It is designed to accompany teaching series and resources within the GMC, helping clergy and laity understand doctrinal statements and practical implications. The volume contextualizes traditional Methodist teachings for the contemporary Global Methodist Church, with footnotes and commentary to aid study and formation. It serves as both a teaching tool and reference for pastors, educators, and members engaging in catechesis within the denomination. The book reinforces Wesleyan emphases such as means of grace, sacraments, and sanctification.

Profoundly Christian, Distinctly Methodist outlines the theological distinctives of Methodism and how they inform faithful Christian discipleship. Barnett and Vickers present Methodist doctrine as rooted in Scripture, tradition, and the means of grace, arguing for a theology that is both historically grounded and practically lived. The book addresses core topics such as the authority of Scripture, the role of Christ, sanctification, and how Methodist practices foster spiritual growth. It is intended as an accessible guide for clergy and laity seeking doctrinal clarity and a robust Methodist identity. The authors emphasize the integration of doctrine and mission, urging readers to let theology shape faithful Christian action.