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Join Dr. Cliff Sanders as he teaches and helps us understand Wesley's teachings on Salvation

Join Dr. Cliff Sanders in conversations with people from all walks of life about John Wesley.

These episodes about the life and ministry of John and Charles Wesley are filmed on location in England.

Wesley's understanding of the human situation and how God's grace addresses our situation.

John Wesley taught that God's Grace was not limited to Pardon but also included Power. Having both views guard against Legalism and License when it comes to understanding Grace.

Practices that pay attention to one's character and competence are investigated here to help insure a sustainable ministry practice and life of the minister.

John Wesley had a very specific understanding of what was and what was not sin.

When considering the atonement for our sins, John Wesley had his theories.

Every religion has a north star - this series discusses John Wesley's theological north star.

Having been refined and used for many years, Dr. Cliff Sanders takes you through his 4 step method for studying the bible.

The home of the Wesley family where Samuel and Suzanna had 19 children, 10 of which survived infancy. The location also is where John was miraculously saved from death by a fire in the home.

John Wesley earned his undergraduate and graduate degrees here at Christ Church, Oxford. He later was employed as a teaching fellow at Lincoln College, Oxford

This is the location where John Wesley preached the sermon: The Almost Christian. He was critical of the lives those preparing for ministry were living. He had preached here on other occasions before this but he was never asked to preach here again. He recorded in his journal this sense when he s...

Oxford was the location of a group meeting begin by Charles Wesley that John take over the leadership at Charles' request. George Whitefield and others were part of this group.

Location where Wesley attended a Moravian Small Group and John Wesley finally experienced the Assurance of Faith on May 24, 1738.

The Wesley Chapel known as the New Road Chapel was the place Wesley lived the last years of his life and much ministry was conducted as lay ministers came through London and stayed here.

The original building of The People Called Methodist.

John Bunyan: Author of Pilgrim's Progress was laid to rest here. He was one of Wesley's influences.