10 Questions
What significant event happened in John Wesley's childhood that his mother interpreted as a divine purpose for his life?
Miraculous escape from fire
What was the name of the group at Oxford, led by Wesley's brother Charles, that focused on leading holy lives through study, prayer, Communion, and prison visits?
Holy Club
What was the turning point in John Wesley's spiritual journey that led to his heartfelt conversion?
Aldersgate Experience
Who did John Wesley collaborate with in preaching to coal miners in Bristol, leading to a widespread revival?
George Whitefield
What specific languages did John Wesley learn to read the Bible in its original form?
Greek and Hebrew
What was John Wesley's philosophy regarding his preaching?
"The world is my parish."
How did John Wesley contribute to the Methodist Church?
Preached 40,000 sermons and traveled over 4,000 miles annually.
What challenges did John Wesley face while preaching?
Bullying, abuse, and life threats.
What did John Wesley establish to help the community?
Schools for poor children, orphanages, and clinics.
What key takeaway can be drawn from John Wesley's life and work?
The profound impact one individual's faith, courage, and perseverance can have on the world.
Learn about the early life and education of John Wesley, who was born into a Christian family with a father who was an Anglican priest. Explore his proficiency in Greek and Latin and how he memorized portions of the New Testament. Discover the significant childhood event of his miraculous escape from a fire.
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