A Definition of Gospel Preaching: Calvinistic or Arminian?

Angus Stewart examines the nature of gospel preaching by contrasting Reformed and Arminian approaches, using John Wesley's own preaching methodology as a case study to demonstrate how Arminian theology has shaped preaching practice historically. The article argues that Wesley's emphasis on universal divine love and the well-meant offer of salvation reflects a fundamentally different gospel proclamation than the Calvinistic approach, tracing how Wesley's influence propagated Arminianism through Methodism and subsequent movements.