John Wesley's Class Meeting: A Model for Making Disciples
John Wesley's Class Meeting: A Model for Making Disciples by D. Michael Henderson explores the foundational role of class meetings in Methodist tradition. It details how these gatherings promoted spiritual accountability and growth, offering a blueprint for today's churches to cultivate devoted followers of Christ.
About This Book
John Wesley's Class Meeting presents a historical approach to spiritual formation within Methodism. The author examines how these gatherings were central to Wesley's vision for personal and communal discipleship.
The book highlights the structure and purpose of class meetings as tools for accountability and growth. It discusses their role in nurturing faith among early Methodists.
Readers gain an understanding of how this model can inform contemporary church practices. The text emphasizes its potential for making disciples in modern contexts.
Through analysis of Wesley's methods, the book underscores the importance of small group dynamics in Christian life.
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