Calvinistic Methodism

Calvinistic Methodism is a branch of Christianity that combines the theological principles of Calvinism—emphasizing God's sovereignty, grace, and predestination—with the practical and evangelical aspects of Methodism, founded by John Wesley. It focuses on personal faith and the transformative power of grace while upholding Calvinist beliefs about salvation. This movement has contributed to the development of a distinct Christian tradition, often emphasizing a commitment to social justice, community, and the importance of preaching and worship in everyday life. It seeks to balance doctrinal rigor with a heartfelt, practical faith experience.