A Plain Account of Christian Perfection

By: John Wesley

Narrated by: Robert J. Shaw

Christian perfection - what is it?

Many have debated the topic through the centuries, and yet, it is still an object of deep focus within many circles in the body of Christ. John Wesley has in A Plain Account of Christian Perfection beautifully described Christian perfection in a way that is practical and smart. A truly challenging book that will reveal areas of potential growth and maturity - even in the most advanced believer.

Whether you are a young or old Christian, may you truly be blessed as you listen to this marvelous work.

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Great listening experience

It was awesome to hear such a great man’s life’s work. I have been blessed by it

John Wesley brings about a very honest portrayal

John Wesley brings about a very honest portrayal of what Christian Perfection is alongside with a walk with Christ is like through that. I loved it and would like to sit down to read it further in order to fully grasp the concepts :)

life changing

life changing, helped make more since of the theology of John wesley, It gave me more assurance and knowledge on the topic, a must read if you want to see growth

Challenging and Clarifying

I was excited to read this book as I come from a more reformed background but have a great admiration for John Wesley, Adam Clarke, and great and gifted teachers in their tradition. I have heard many people speak harshly of Wesley’s view and many times they would speak about it in such a negative and crazy way that I thought “you must be mistaken somewhere.” Sure enough, I found that Wesley’s own explanation of Perfection was in fact totally different than I had anticipated. The more he explained what he meant, and sadly I do think he could have picked a better term but that’s neither here nor there now, the more I found my appreciation for him grow. I still have some places of disagreement that I wish I could ask him about, but alas one day! A good and challenging book!

not what I initially expected. I thought it would be about doing everything perfectly to get God's favor or just talking about sinlesness the whole time but it was actually refreshing .