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The Journal of John Wesley
Author(s):
Wesley, John (1703-1791)
Publisher:
Grand Rapids: Christian Classics Ethereal Library
Description:
Author, evangelist, preacher, organizer, theologian, and piet-ist John Wesley is arguably one of the most importantChristian voices of the 18th century.We continue to be influ-enced by him nearly three centuries later. He was a founderof the Methodist movement, and was used by God to spreadthe gospel to countless souls.
The Journal of John Wesley
is composed of 50 years of Wesley's reflections.Thesewritings offer a first person view of the thoughts, feelings,and prayers of a man whose intelligence and organizationalskills were only surpassed by his enthusiasm for spreadingthe gospel of Jesus Christ.Andrew HansonCCEL Intern
Subjects:
Christian DenominationsProtestantismPost-ReformationOther Protestant denominationsMethodism
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Contents
1Title Page2EDITOR'S NOTE4INTRODUCTION6AN APPRECIATION OF JOHN WESLEY'S JOURNAL13BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH18The Journal of John Wesley 19Chapter 1. Wesley as a Missionary to Georgia20Wesley Begins his Work 21Origin of the Holy Club22Wesley Sails for America23Life on Board25Memorable Atlantic Storms26Wesley Arrives in Georgia27Begins His Ministry at Savannah28'I Waked Under Water'29Talks to the Indians30Fearless of Rains and Dews31Desires to Go Among the Indians32Chapter 2. Troubles in Georgia; Return to England; Peter Bohler; 'I Felt my HeartStrangely Warmed'33Begins to Learn Spanish35Warrant for Wesley's Arrest37The Jury's Charge against Wesley 39Why Wesley left Georgia40Lost in the Woods41Farewell to America
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