Biography
The Persecuted Preacher: Lessons on Perseverance For Revival
What negative aspects usually accompany genuine revival? Persecution. When the gospel is being preached there are also those who are adamantly opposed.
What negative aspects usually accompany genuine revival? Persecution. When the gospel is being preached there are also those who are adamantly opposed.
Charles Wesley serves as an inspiring example of what is possible when a reluctant preacher yields themselves to their Lord and Savior.
When you hear the name, Charles Wesley, what do you think of? Most people think hymn-writer. That is what Charles is best known for. But do you think of a preacher? You should. Was Charles Wesley a preacher during the Great Awakening period? The First Great Awakening was a time Read more…
Whitefield had a lot to say about his dear and honored friend Charles Wesley. He wrote about Charles with thankfulness to God for him and his ministry.
Isaac Watts is arguably the greatest hymnist of any era. He stated that this one poem by Charles Wesley was worth more than everything Watts himself ever wrote.
Charles Wesley had a lot to say about America. He wrote about his time there. He also wrote about Methodists in America, slavery, and the American Revolution.
Charles Wesley preached extensively during The Great Awakening. He witnessed powerful transformations of both individuals and entire communities.
Charles Wesley was married to Sarah “Sally” Gwynne (1726-1822) on Saturday, April 8, 1749. John Wesley officiated the ceremony.
Charles Wesley died naturally on March 29, 1788, at the age of 80. He was surrounded by his family.
Charles Wesley was a committed Christian, husband, and friend. He was also committed to his diet. What kind of diet did he commit to? Charles Wesley was a vegetarian. He held to this diet with a conviction as strong as his commitment to travel and preach. Charles saw both the Read more…