John Wesley concluded his Plain Account of Christian Perfection with several pieces of advice. He understood that holding fast to a posture of Christian Perfection was not simple, and that there were many obstacles along the way. His advice takes us into unexpected depths concerning how Wesley understood love. We can see echoes of that advice in the legacy of the movement of which we are a part. And that advice still serves us well today, if we keep making sure our minds “dwell on these things.”
A Living Legacy
A Living Legacy
November 16, 2025
Series: Nobody's Perfect
Topic: Community, Discipleship & Service, Kindness, Love, Vision
Book: Philippians
Service Type: Traditional Worship Service
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Scripture: Philippians 4:8-9 (NRSVUE)
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