Wesleyanism

Wesleyanism is a Christian movement originating from John Wesley in the 18th century, emphasizing a personal faith experience, practical holiness, and social justice. It teaches that individuals can receive God's grace through faith, enabling moral transformation and responsible living. Wesleyanism encourages ongoing spiritual growth, active service to others, and a commitment to social causes. It is a core influence on denominations like the Methodist Church, promoting a balanced approach of personal salvation and societal improvement, all rooted in biblical teachings and a heartfelt devotion to living out Christian principles.