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Sep 20, 2015 · Sep 20, 2015. Sunday's Message: John Wesley and 3 Simple Rules. Passage: Colossians 3:12-17. Speaker: Sue Wright, Lay Leader. Series: John Wesley and... Category: Discipleship. John Wesley’s 3 Simple Rules are: 1. Do No Harm 2. Do Good 3. Stay in Love with God. Good Morning! Today is Laity Sunday!
And John Wesley tried to do the same thing: – He said if you want to follow Jesus—if you want to love God and love your neighbor– then live by these three simple rules: Do no harm Do good Stay in love with God E. Now, in John Wesley’s day, the world was changing rapidly – The economy was changing – Social structures were changing
Jul 10, 2019 · General Rule #1 is to do no harm. Why is this important? What are some ways we can avoid doing harm to ourselves, others, and our relationship with God? General Rule #2 is to do good. What's the difference between doing no harm and doing good? What are some ways anyone can do good?
Apr 21, 2020 · Most United Methodists know Bishop Reuben Job’s paraphrase of Wesley’s General Rules: do no harm, do good and stay in love with God. Many times people stumble over the fact that Wesley put “do no harm” first.
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John Wesley, in his instructions to all those desirous of salvation, explained that the evidence of their sincerity was "First, by doing no harm, by avoiding evil of every kind, especially that which is most generally practiced ..." (Book of Discipline 2000, ¶103, p.
It is the Way, you, and I as United Methodist Christians, are called to live our lives. The three simple rules are: do no harm, do good and stay in Love with God. John Wesley writes, “To continue on the way of salvation, that is living in harmony with God, we should begin by doing no harm...”.
Oct 5, 2017 · As John Wesley noticed some of the early Methodist societies becoming more lax in their expectations for holy living, he gave them some VERY specific “general” rules. The summary that made the rules general is simple enough: Do no harm, Do good, attend upon all the ordinances of God.
