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Wesleyan theology as a book category covers the theological tradition rooted in the teachings of John Wesley and the broader Wesleyan‑Arminian movement, emphasizing prevenient grace, free will, justification and a distinct focus on sanctification (often called holiness or Christian perfection). Works in this category include systematic and historical treatments, biblical commentaries, devotional and pastoral guides, biographies, and studies in ethics and social holiness, all foregrounding practical Christian living, spiritual formation, and mission. Typical themes are the primacy of Scripture, means of grace, experiential faith, prevenient and cooperating grace, assurance, and the pursuit of moral and communal transformation; the category spans Methodist and related denominations (e.g., Holiness and Nazarene traditions) and is useful for readers seeking doctrine, pastoral application, or historical context from a Wesleyan perspective.

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