The Rhythm of Grace: A Broad Vision for Wesleyan-Holiness Theology gathers decades of scholarly reflection from Henry W. Spaulding II and his son Hank Spaulding to offer a renewed, expansive, and justice-oriented vision of holiness. Through essays that engage theological aesthetics, political theology, Wesleyan ecclesiology, and the challenges of postmodernity, this collection weaves a tapestry of sanctified imagination for a fragmented world.
With both previously published and original chapters, The Rhythm of Grace challenges the privatization of holiness and reclaims it as a public, prophetic witness. It is a book for pastors, scholars, and laity who long to see holiness reimagined as the liberating grace of God active in the world.
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Henry (Hank) Spaulding III is Instructor of Religion at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware, Ohio. He is author of Iconoclastic Sex, The Just and Loving Gaze of God with Us, and Between Two Gileads. He lives in Marion with his wife Michaela.
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