The Wesleyan Character of Methodist Centrists
“Let us know the meaning of the word (Methodist). Let us not always be fighting in the dark. Come and let us look one another in the face… and perhaps some of you may love what I am by the grace of God.” John Wesley – The Character of a Methodist Is your heart right, as my heart with your heart? If it is, give me your hand. – 2 Kings 10:15 What is the Character of Methodist Centrists? In 1742, in “The Character of a Methodist,” John Wesley used the quotes above as a central theme. It is Wesley that has inspired the Methodist movement for over 280 years, but it is a movement that is now severely challenged by perhaps the most un-Wesleyan spirit—a spirit of…
















