Seedbed Publishing imprint: 40 books

The word holiness comes from the Hebrew word, kadash, which means “to separate” or “to set apart” or “to distinguish.” Holiness is central to the Christian understanding of the gospel, and we are called to be holy because of the simple fact that God is holy. The...

This edited volume represents a diversity of voices from different bacgrounds at a pivotal moment in the histry of the world Christian movement. A collection of perspectives and interpretations from Wesleyans on matters of gospel and culture.

The Intercessory Life-Breaking the Impossibility Barrier is a forty-day study which confronts individuals and study groups to move beyond traditional patterns of intercessory prayer, challenging them to act themselves as actual vessels of intercession where they offer of themselves to be God's helper in the objects of their prayer.

This book is a clean and clear account of the issues we face within United Methodism. It moves beyond the sentimental and pious to straightforward logic and historical fact. Dr. Arnold makes convincing case supporting the current United Methodist stance on same-sex practices. His gracious and thoughtful...

To lack a basic knowledge of the Old Testament is a great hindrance to fully grasping how Jesus Christ fulfills ideals and expectations that were set in motion hundreds and thousands of years ago. Through these pages you will come to appreciate the Old Testamnet more fully and see with even greater clarity the full power and revelation of Jesus Christ.

In The Means of Grace, Andrew C. Thompson presents a clear and accessible explanation of the core tenets John Wesley instilled in the early Methodist movement—baptism, searching the Scriptures, prayer, the Lord’s Supper, fasting, fellowship, accountability, works of mercy, and exercising the presence of God.

In Your Best Move Dr. Robert Kaylor presses the best practices on leadership transition from the Harvard Business Review and beyond into a rich theological framework designed to help new pastors work with a new church in developing and implementing a comprehensive ninety-day plan for early success.

Organic Wesley: A Christian Perspective on Food, Farming, and Faith examines the intersection of the teachings of John Wesley with the ethics of the contemporary food movement. Wesley’s teachings can provide us with guidance as we seek to make food choices that are consistent...

John Wesley once said, “I had even then the faith of a servant, though not that of a son.” He lamented years of being “beaten with his own staff,” anguished by his own misunderstanding of God’s place in his life. Wesley’s experience of God is far too common. Too many of us who follow Jesus...

Thirty Questions-A Short Catechism on the Christian Faith uses the time-tested format of questions-and-answers posed in catechism form to help readers form clear understanding of core Christian doctrinal precepts.

Noise. Hurry. Crowds. heartens the Christian student to swim upstream against the culturally normative distracted life into the beauty and bounty of the with-God life. Through practical insights, students will be strengthened for the small wins that establish the practices of silence,...

Shaping Their Future-Mentoring College Students Through Their Formative College Years is a profoundly important tool that helps adults come alongside older high school and college age persons with mentoring assistance. The book addresses the critical questions and struggles confronting today's college students and providing sound Christian perspectives for addressing those issues.