What Is a Wesleyan Understanding of Salvation?

[@radioflyer9490]

In doing street ministry we use a shorter method in explaining salvation as we might only have two or three minutes with a person. 1 John 1:19 and Romans 10:9 - 13 You did a great job of explaining the Wesleyan understanding of salvation.

[@BrendaBoykin-qz5dj]

Thank you,Pastor, for the education for the laity.🌹🌟🔥🌟🌹

[@TheologyProjectOnline]

You are very welcome!

[@anselman3156]

Did Wesley not accept the Church of England's doctrine that babies are regenerated/justified in baptism? One gets the impression that he/Wesleyans disregard the possibility of being regenerate/justified before coming to a moment of conversion at an age of reason.

[@kennethgilbert3732]

So then you believe in an unlimited atonement- that Jesus died for every individual? The problem I have with that understanding is that obviously not everyone is saved. Does that mean that Christ only made salvation POSSIBLE for every human, that it is necessary for a person who responds to God's prevenient grace to add something to what Jesus accomplished, and that is faith. If that is the reality, then "Jesus did (NOT) do it all, All to Him I (DO NOT) owe". I am not Wesleyan. I am much closer to his friend George Whitfield, but I really enjoyed your teaching.