Sanctification is the transformative journey of grace in the Christian life, where believers grow in love and reflect Christ’s image through the Holy Spirit’s work. This gradual process, central to Wesleyan theology, requires faith and participation in means of grace, highlighting that growth is characterized by love, not perfection.
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Understanding Wesleyan Sanctification: Participation in God’s Life
The Wesleyan vision of sanctification emphasizes that salvation transcends mere forgiveness, encompassing participation in God’s life, known as theosis. John Wesley’s theology intertwines justification and sanctification, portraying salvation as transformation through love. This process enables believers to share in divine love, fostering a deep, active communion with God, ultimately shaping their lives.
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