Two additional documents are recommended reading for Becoming a Holy People. They are not reproduced in the Student Guide because of their length. Learners may download them from the Wesley Center website at Northwest Nazarene University, save them, and read them as assigned by the instructor. Click on the title below to locate the documents.  1. A Plain Account of Christian Perfection by John Wesley, 1767.  2. The Way of Holiness With Notes By the Way by Phoebe Palmer, 1849.

Click here to download PowerPoint slides of teaching resources (student guide pages) for Communicating with Spoken and Written Language. Resource are contained in a single zipped file. Save the file to a folder on your harddrive then double-click the file name to extract the documents. You will find one PowerPoint presentation for each lesson. In cases where a single resource contained too much information for a single slide, an Acrobat document (pdf) is hyperlinked to the PowerPoint slide. When using the slides in your class, click on the link and the document will open and will project for the students to view. When you are ready for the next slide, close the Acrobat document and the PowerPoint presentation will continue.

Lesson 18 requires students to listen to the August 28, 2008 Trevecca Nazarene University chapel address. Dr. Tim Green compared the Christian life as running in a relay race. Each person must run their part of the race and pass the baton of the gospel to the next person.
The chapel service took place about two weeks following the 2008 Bejing Olympics in which the USA men's and women's relay teams were expected to medal. In their respective races each of the two teams dropped the baton as it was being passed from one runner to the next. Both teams were immediately disqualified. Videos of the races may be available on You Tube.

To listen to the chapel message, click here.

Lesson 10 requires students to listen to and analyze several sermons. The instructor should select from these sample sermons or sermons on tape or compact disk from other sources. In the learning process learners should hear high quality examples of preaching content and delivery. These sermons represent a variety of types and are recognized as quality Wesleyan-Arminian preaching examples. They are provided in MP3 format and may be played on your MP3 player program, like Windows Media Player or iTunes.

To hear a sermon 1. Select the sermon you wish to hear. 2. Click on the MP3 filename. Your MP3 player program will start and play the sermon.

To download a sermon 1. Hold your mouse over the filename (like Blake.mp3) and right-click. 2. Choose "Save Target As..." 3. Select a folder on your hard drive where the file will be saved. 4. Listen to the sermon at your convenience by double-clicking the filename on your hard drive.

Sermon Description

MP3 File: Blake.mp3 Preacher: Ron Blake Title: Holy, Holy, Holy Scripture Text: Isaiah 6:1-8	MP3 File: BooneBlues.mp3 Preacher: Dan Boone Title: Brickyard Blues Scripture Text: Exodus ch.1-3
MP3 File: BooneCall.mp3 Preacher: Dan Boone Title: Call of the Road Scripture Text: Galatians 3:27-28	MP3 File: BusicDance.mp3 Preacher: David Busic Title: Dancing in Church Scripture Text: 2 Samuel 6:1-23
MP3 File: BusicState.mp3 Preacher: David Busic Title: State of the Church Scripture Text: Luke 13:6-9	MP3 File: BusicYes.mp3 Preacher: David Busic Title: When No Means Yes Scripture Text: 2 Samuel 7:1-17
MP3 File: Leonard.mp3 Preacher: Larry Leonard Title: Fulfilling Your Purpose Scripture Text: John 15:1-4