Excerpts from Charles and John Wesley, cofounders of Methodism, provide insight into the renewal of dynamic and vital Christianity and into the struggles and concerns of all who seek to be faithful participants in God's vision of love in every age.

"A welcome and accessible volume for scholars and practitioners of the Wesleyan traditions.... Ably provides a resource that integrates and contextualizes both brothers' work in founding Methodism."
-Elaine A. Heath, president, Wesleyan Theological Society

"A much needed contribution to the church.... Brings new life to the works of John and Charles Wesley. Will be a much used resource for pastors and laity for years to come."
-Steven W. Manskar, director of Wesleyan leadership, General Board of Discipleship of The United Methodist Church

"The Christian world in general and the Wesleyan world in particular have needed a book like this.... Will be a means of grace for all who read it."
-Dr. Steve Harper, professor of spiritual formation and Wesley studies, Asbury Theological Seminary

"Broad ? illuminating ? helpful ? gives a textured, dimensional portrayal of this vibrant pair?. A wonderful volume for newcomers and experienced readers alike."
-Lester Ruth, research professor of Christian worship, Duke Divinity School

"Provides unique and valuable insight into the essentials of the Methodism. This wonderful resource inspires greater faithfulness in witness, discipleship and service in the Wesleyan spirit."
-Dr. Ulrike Schuler, professor of church history, Methodism and ecumenism, Reutlingen School of Theology

"A spiritual treasure! Here we find the richness and depth of [the Wesleys'] spirituality, and through their words experience the reality of God's love in Jesus Christ."
-Henry H. Knight III, Donald and Pearl Wright Professor of Wesleyan Studies, Saint Paul School of Theology