by APRC Admin | May 29, 2024
Author: T. Scott Daniels Believers in the Wesleyan tradition would find prevenient grace (the gracious and loving presence of God’s Spirit that universally goes before or in front of all people, drawing all people not only to God but to God’s purposes) to be the...
by APRC Admin | May 29, 2024
Author: Craig Wesly Rench
by APRC Admin | May 29, 2024
Author: Marco Velasco God’s grace, and only this grace, can offer salvation to humanity. “So God created mankind in his own image…male and female he created them” (Genesis 1:27). Humankind disobeyed and corrupted their original relationship with God. In...
by APRC Admin | May 29, 2024
Author: Svetlana Khobnya Is “Prevenient Grace” Biblical? The task of establishing the idea of “prevenient grace” from a New Testament perspective may be challenging because the term itself does not appear in the New Testament or in the whole Bible for that matter. The...
by APRC Admin | May 29, 2024
Author: Various
by APRC Admin | May 29, 2024
Author: Wes Tracy, et al.
by APRC Admin | May 29, 2024
Author: Robert Mulholland
by APRC Admin | May 29, 2024
Author: Tim Green Interwoven throughout the fabric of the Old Testament is the life-giving and hope-filled confession of faith: “The Lord is gracious and merciful, slow to anger and abounding in steadfast love” (Psalm 145:8, ESV). From narratives (Exodus 34:6-7;...
by APRC Admin | May 29, 2024
Author: Geordan Hammond Prevenient grace has a foundational place in John Wesley’s theology. Why is this so? Because salvation is central to the Christian faith. Wesley stated, “salvation begins with what is usually termed (and very properly) ‘preventing...
by APRC Admin | May 29, 2024
In support of the Nazarene Discipleship global initiative, “A Journey of Grace,” Holiness Today has developed a series of four issues explaining the Nazarene theology of God’s grace. God goes before, pursuing us with His prevenient grace....
by APRC Admin | May 29, 2024
Author: Adele Calhoun
by APRC Admin | May 29, 2024
Author: T. A. Noble The term “prevenient grace” is not in the Bible. Indeed, this whole way of speaking of different kinds of “graces”—“prevenient grace,” “saving grace,” “sanctifying grace”—is not the way the biblical writers speak of grace. Where then did this...
