When he first discovered the Wesleyan Way of Salvation, Scott Jones found a tradition that made sense of his faith and gave shape to his life. Thirty-five years later, his most recent Bible study seeks to teach the Wesleyan Way to others.
Jones’ passion for the Wesleyan Way is rooted in personal experience. Despite being a fourth generation Methodist pastor, he knew little of Wesley’s teachings before enrolling in Albert Outler’s course during seminary. Jones found answers not only to his own big questions about God and discipleship, but also a way that he believes is still vital for disciples in our day.
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