Arminian / Wesleyan
Grace, holiness, and personal transformation
Key question: “How does God's grace transform us?”
Churches in This Tradition
What TheoLenses™ Means for Wesleyan Churches
Voice Agent That Speaks Wesleyan
Your AI receptionist understands Arminian / Wesleyan church life. It handles calls with vocabulary, warmth, and theological nuance that your congregation expects — never generic, always grounded in your tradition.
Chatbot for Your Church Website
Your website chatbot responds with Arminian / Wesleyan-appropriate theology. Whether visitors ask about doctrine, programs, or how to get involved, the AI speaks fluently in the language of your tradition.
Guardrailed Responses
Your AI will never dismiss the transforming power of grace or reduce sanctification to mere rule-keeping. TheoLenses™ ensures every response reflects the Wesleyan vision of grace at work in every heart.
The Wesleyan Perspective
This tradition sees Jesus through the lens of transforming grace. From John Wesley's 'heart strangely warmed,' it proclaims that God's grace meets us where we are and never leaves us there.
Authority
How this tradition views Scripture and authority
Authority
How this tradition views Scripture and authority
Scripture is the primary authority, interpreted through the Wesleyan Quadrilateral: Scripture, tradition, reason, and experience working together.
Christology
How this tradition understands Christ
Christology
How this tradition understands Christ
Christ's atonement is universal in scope — he died for all people. His grace is resistible but relentless, pursuing every human heart.
Soteriology
How this tradition understands salvation
Soteriology
How this tradition understands salvation
Salvation is a journey: prevenient grace prepares, justifying grace saves, and sanctifying grace transforms. Entire sanctification (perfect love) is possible in this life.
Ecclesiology
How this tradition views the church
Ecclesiology
How this tradition views the church
The church is a connectional body governed by conferences and bishops. Small groups (class meetings) are central to discipleship and mutual accountability.
Ethical Mission
How this tradition approaches ethics and mission
Ethical Mission
How this tradition approaches ethics and mission
Social holiness is inseparable from personal holiness. Christians are called to serve the poor, advocate for justice, and spread scriptural holiness across the land.
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