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Wesley's understanding of "This Great Salvation" as Pardon and Participation.

Wesley's understanding of "This Great Salvation" as Healing and Renewal.

Wesley's image of a house to communicate "This Great Salvation": The Porch

Wesley's image of a House to communicate "This Great Salvation": The Door

Wesley's image of a House to communicate "This Great Salvation": The House

Dr. Nathan Willowby, Dean, College of Christian Ministry, and Music, Theatre, & Dance at Anderson University in Anderson, Indiana, joins Dr. Cliff Sanders for the initial School of Wesleyan Studies Podcast.

It’s easy to lose focus when we become familiar with things and the same is true for Jesus. The longer we’ve known him, the harder it can be to see him “in focus”. Watch this message from Pastor Cliff Sanders to be reminded who Jesus is and why it’s so important to see him clearly.

Wesley believed that the essential characteristic of God was his Holy Love; what is holiness, then?

God as Holy Love is essential to Wesley; how does the reality of sin play into it?

The defining characteristic of Wesleyan Theology is God as Holy Love.

John Wesley had one true north star in his theology.

Atonement has several different meanings and definitions, but how did John Wesley view it?

The various atonement theories have several distinctive features that are important to understand.

To understand Wesley's theology, you need to understand the doctrine of atonement. Atonement has three essential characteristics - removal, reconciliation, and reach.

Wesley had a specific view of who may participate in the atonement.

Wesley's view of atonement is different than some, but revolves around Christ.