Seedbed Publishing imprint: 40 books

Dr. Kevin Watson has written a fresh new guide to the theory and practice of the Wesley class meeting, an essential element of truly Wesleyan spirituality. This book is for clergy and congregations who are looking for ways to develop deeper discipleship. The class meeting is made workable without...

The Social Entrepreneur was written in the hopes to inspire a new normal: one in which the church and the marketplace come together for a common mission.

John Wesley’s most significant and enduring theological contribution was his teaching on Christian Perfection, the idea that as we grow in faith, God’s grace lovingly changes us until we become perfect in love. Unlike human or earthly perfection, Christian Perfection is grounded in the...

A “called” life means many things for many people. It can literally take the form of any job under the sun. It might mean serving as the pastor of a church. It might mean serving as a member of Congress. To embrace the “called” life does not narrow the scope of the future. It opens up the horizon.

A theology of spirituality, community, and society. Brian Edgar has identified an element crucial to the corporate spirituality, meaningful discipleship, and effective mission of the church in our day. Friendship (with God and others) is a category that goes to the very nature of relationships. Edgar...

In this short book, Dr. Howard Snyder approaches these questions with both prophetic nerve and pastoral sensitivity as he invites honest dialogue and authentically Christian conversation.

Creed-A Seven-Week Reflection Guide on the Apostles' Creed is a seven-week individual or group study on the Apostles' Creed. It is designed to be used independently or in conjunction with Timothy Tennent's This We Believe.

Ask Christians today how they best connect with God and they’ll likely talk about their relationship with Jesus or their experience of a heavenly Father who loves and cares for them. Ask them to focus on how they connect with God and they may shake their heads in wonder....

The Christian faith is rooted in both what we believe and how we are to live. Ten Words, Two Signs, One Prayer: Core Practices of the Christian Faith is an exploration of the practices and shared life which we celebrate together as Christians. It focuses on the Ten Commandments, the two sacrements...

The Psalms are songs, written not for reading but singing. What if we could sing them again, claiming the Psalms as the soundtrack of our lives? In this forty-day devotional guide, J. D. Walt shows us a way.

Rhythms of Restoration is a resource for those of us on that journey. It was created out of the spiritual direction and retreat work of Laura Beach, founder of Equipping Lydia, a ministry whose vision is to help Christians experience the deep well of God’s love so that restoration can unfold. ...

Born in 1819, William Arthur was one of a rising generation of Wesleyan leaders who saw that the Holy Spirit had mightily breathed life into the movement and was now slowly being omitted from Methodist preaching and practice. His The Tongue of Fire is, in essence, a manifesto...

There are thousands of students carrying tremendous burdens and expectations: education, appearance, pleasure, addiction, and loneliness. Diverse as these things are they all point back to each student's identity. With experience research, and compassion the author looks with eyes wide open at the...

This We Believe-Meditations on the Apostles' Creed is a small devotional resource based on the ancient Apostle's Creed. Each major section of the creed is thoughtfully reflected on by Dr. Timothy Tennent one of today's most profound theological commentators.