John Fletcher was a giant of the eighteenth-century Methodist movement, known for his keen mind and his ability to articulate the deep truths of the gospel. In this collection of his most significant writings, you are invited to explore the intricate relationship between divine grace and the requirements of justice. Fletcher provides a compelling argument for how these two pillars of Christian theology work together, offering a balanced perspective that remains highly relevant for scholars and laypeople alike. This book does not merely record history; it challenges you to think more deeply about your own understanding of salvation and the character of God. Through these pages, you will encounter a robust defence of the doctrines that shaped a movement, gaining clarity on complex theological issues that have often been misunderstood. Whether you are conducting academic research or seeking to strengthen your own doctrinal knowledge, this volume serves as an essential resource for understanding the foundations of the Methodist tradition and the enduring nature of grace.