Wesley, Wesleyans, and Reading Bible as Scripture

SECTION ONE: WESLEY ON SCRIPTURE

1. John Wesley--"A Man of One Book" (Randy L. Maddox, Duke Divinity School)

2. Scripture as a Means of Grace (Kenneth J. Collins, Asbury Theological Seminary)

3. Reading Scripture, the Literal Sense, and the Analogy of Faith (Robert W. Wall, Seattle Pacific University)

4. Wesley as Interpreter of Scripture and the Emergence of "History" in Biblical Interpretation (Joel B. Green, Fuller Theological Seminary)

SECTION TWO: THE NATURE AND AUTHORITY OF SCRIPTURE AMONG WESLEYANS

5. Scripture among African American Methodists (Reginald Broadnax, Hood Theological Seminary)

6. Scripture among Hispanic Methodists (Justo L. González)

7. Scripture among Korean Methodists (Meesaeng Lee Choi, Asbury Theological Seminary; and Hunn Choi)

8. Scripture and Divine Revelation (William J. Abraham, Southern Methodist University)

9. A Wesleyan Understanding of the Authority of Scripture (Douglas M. Koskela ,Seattle Pacific University)

10. The Holiness of Scripture (Jason E. Vickers, United Theological Seminary)

11. Scripture as Canon (David F. Watson, United Theological Seminary)

SECTION THREE: WESLEYANS WORKING WITH SCRIPTURE

12. Scripture and Social Ethics (D. Brent Laytham, North Park Theological Seminary)

13. Can We Speak of a Wesleyan Theological Hermeneutic Today? (Steven J. Koskie)

14. Reading Scripture for Christian Formation (Elaine A. Heath, Southern Methodist University)

15. The Place of Scripture in Worship (Karen B. Westerfield Tucker,Boston University School of Theology)

16. The Place of Scripture in Preaching (Michael Pasquarello III, Asbury Theological Seminary)

17. Scripture and Evangelism (Laceye Warner, Duke Divinity School)

Index