Posts tagged John Wesley
“The Deepest Part of the Holy Scripture”: Wesley, Wesleyans, and 1 John

Whenever Wesley wrote about 1 John, he did so with remarkable enthusiasm. On 18 July 1765, he noted in his journal: “In the evening I began expounding the deepest part of the holy Scripture, namely, the first Epistle of St. John, by which, above all other, even inspired writings, I advise every young preacher to form his style.

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The Image of God, Beloved and Restored: "Theo of Golden" and the Wesleyan Imagination

You could be a saint. Through the death and resurrection of Jesus and the work of the Spirit, every single person is not only called to holiness but capable of it. C.S. Lewis argued forcefully in his classic Mere Christianity that the whole purpose of the church was to make us “little Christs.”

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