
Go On to Perfection
Are You Going On to Perfection? John Wesley left the Church something more than a denomination. He left a living theology — and most of us have only touched the edges of it. If you were raised Methodist, Wesleyan, Nazarene, or in any corner of the evangelical-holiness tradition, you carry an inheritance richer than you may know. This book is your invitation to claim it fully. Go On to Perfection is a warm, doctrinally grounded, and spiritually alive guide to the legacy Wesley actually left — not the sanitized historical footnote, but the man who preached in coal-mine fields at dawn, built accountability structures that changed lives, and dared to believe that grace could do far more than forgive. It could transform . This is the theology of grace that starts before you ask, holds you to your best self, and reaches into the street as surely as it reaches into the soul. What You Will Discover Inside The Wesleyan Quadrilateral unpacked — how Scripture, tradition, reason, and experience work together as a living framework for faith, not a theological formula to memorize Christian perfection without the fear — what Wesley actually meant by entire sanctification, why it still matters, and how to pursue it without perfectionism or pride The class meeting restored — the genius of Wesley's small-group accountability structure, what made it work, and why modern believers desperately need it again Social holiness as Wesley practiced it — the inescapable link between inner transformation and outward justice, and why genuine holiness always finds the street Prevenient grace, justifying grace, and sanctifying grace — the great arc of Wesleyan salvation explained in language that stirs the heart, not just the mind The hymns of Charles Wesley — how theology was sung into the people and
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