Going on to Salvation, Revised Edition: A Study of Wesleyan Beliefs

by Maxie D. Dunnam

The church today desperately needs to recover the depth, richness, and wonder of the biblical and Wesleyan doctrine of salvation. In this book, author Maxie Dunnam offers his perspective on how to make this recovery possible. Drawing deeply on biblical and Wesleyan sources, Dunnam leads his readers on a rich and challenging tour of what it means to say that we are going on to salvation ―saved by grace. Ten well drawn chapters map the full terrain of justifying, sanctifying, and perfecting grace, and mark off those detours that too frequently have confused the way of salvation.
Each chapter includes questions for personal reflection and group discussion. Also included in this revised edition is a new chapter on the timely topic of Calvinism.
Here is a book about salvation and grace that will itself be a means of grace for congregations and individuals.


MAXIE DUNNAM is the chancellor of Asbury Theological Seminary; the pastor emeritus of Christ United Methodist Church in Memphis, Tennessee; and the vice-chairperson of World Evangelism of the World Methodist Council. He is the author of several books, including This Is Christianity, Alive in Christ, and The Workbook of Living Prayer .

Genres: Church, Faith, Theology

157 pages, Paperback

First published December 1, 1990

Reviews

[Barbara Prescott · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good overview of the Wesleyan movement. Very well written. I could hear Maxie’s voice as I read it!

[Keith · Rating 5 out of 5]

There isn't a better written, more accessible book on Wesleyan beliefs, i.e. the teachings of Methodists John & Charles Wesley. If you are curious about the roots of the Methodist denomination, I highly recommend this book.