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| Acknowledgments | |
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| The Puritan and Anglican Heritage | |
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| The Maternal Legacy | |
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| The Paternal Legacy | |
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| John Wesley's Early Life | |
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| The End of Religion | |
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| A Kempis and Taylor | |
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| Wesley's Early Understanding of Faith | |
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| Developments at Oxford | |
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| William Law | |
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| The First Rise of Methodism: Oxford | |
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| The Circumcision of the Heart | |
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| The Epworth Living | |
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| Georgia | |
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| The Voyage to Georgia | |
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| The Fear of Death as a Test of Christian Experience | |
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| The Second Rise of Methodism: The Georgia Mission | |
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| The Salzburgers | |
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| Wesley's Pastoral Style at Savannah and Frederica | |
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| The Sophia Hopkey Relationship | |
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| The Return Home | |
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| Aldersgate | |
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| Peter Bohler | |
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| William Law | |
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| Aldersgate | |
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| Wesley's Western Theological Orientation | |
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| Salvation by Faith | |
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| Herrnhut | |
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| Back to England | |
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| Field Preaching | |
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| The Form and Power of Methodism | |
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| Lay Preaching | |
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| The Third Rise of Methodism: Fetter Lane | |
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| George Whitefield | |
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| The Character and Principles of a Methodist | |
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| Susanna's Death | |
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| The Methodist Infrastructure | |
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| Anglican Opposition | |
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| Scriptural Christianity | |
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| Theological Nuances and Ongoing Standards | |
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| Assurance | |
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| The Faith of a Servant | |
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| The Standards of Redemption | |
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| Inward Religion | |
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| Religious Dispositions | |
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| The Issue of Determinism | |
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| The Church Question | |
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| Strengthening the Foundations | |
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| Bishop Lavington and the Nature of Enthusiasm | |
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| The Moral Law | |
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| A Caution Against Bigotry and the Catholic Spirit | |
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| Ecclesiastical Developments | |
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| Wesley's Marriage | |
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| Predestination | |
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| Wesley's Evangelical Friends | |
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| A Christian Library and Notes upon the New Testament | |
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| Assurance Revisited | |
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| The Anglican Church and Holiness | |
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| Bishop Warburton | |
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| James Hervey | |
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| Original Sin | |
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| The New Birth: Sanctification Begun | |
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| Challenges Along the Way | |
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| Perfect Love: Sanctification Perfected | |
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| The Myth of John Wesley and Eastern Orthodoxy | |
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| The Importance of the Anglican and Pietist Traditions | |
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| The Witnesses to Perfect Love | |
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| The Bell and Maxfield Fiasco | |
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| A Contentious Decade | |
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| Wesley and British Politics | |
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| Wesley and American Politics: Slavery | |
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| The American Revolution | |
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| Domestic Affairs | |
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| The Calvinist Controversy | |
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| The Theology of the Minutes | |
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| The Upshot of It All | |
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| A Church Established | |
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| The American Ordinations | |
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| Preparing for a British Church | |
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| The Danger of Riches | |
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| Loss and Decline | |
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| Real Christianity | |
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| Wesley's Protestant Spiritual Orientation | |
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| Conclusion: "The Best of All" | |
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| The Wedding Garment | |
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| Inward Religion Revisited | |
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| The Ongoing Danger of Riches | |
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| The Letters to Wilberforce and Sharp | |
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| Wesley's Health | |
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| The Enduring Theological Themes | |
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| Wesley's Last Days | |
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| Notes | |
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| Selected Bibliography | |
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| Index | |