John Wesley
John Wesley (1703–1791) was an English Anglican clergyman, theologian, and evangelist who founded the Methodist movement within the Church of England. He is renowned for his extensive preaching tours, emphasizing salvation by grace through faith and the possibility of a holy life. His work led to the establishment of independent Methodist societies that became a major force in global Christianity.
Theology
Religious Literature
Evangelism
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John Wesley in Company With High Churchmen [Parallel Passages, Selected] by an Old Methodist [H.W. Holden]
A Collection of Forms of Prayer for Every day in the Week. The Fifth Edition
Wesley His Own Biographer: Being Illustrations Of His Character, Labors And Achievements, From His Own Journals And Letters
A Pocket Hymn Book for the use of Christians of all Denominations. The Second Edition
John Wesley's 'A Plain Account of Christian Perfection.' The Annotated Edition.
The daily Wesley: Excerpts for every day in the year
Explanatory Notes Upon The New Testament: Fully Formatted For E-Readers
The Doctrine of Original Sin: According to Scripture, Reason, and Experience
How to Pray: The Best of John Wesley on Prayer (VALUE BOOKS)
The scripture way of salvation: Sermons