John Wesley: Faith That Sparked the Methodist Movement | Full Movie

I have genuine and faithful testimony that our brother and holy man of God John Wesley is with Our Lord Jesus Christ in The Kingdom of God's Glory. God Be With Us in Jesus Name Amen.

you need order methodist!! No Homosexual Preachers brining in Heresy

I thought Martin Luther brought singing hymns into a service?

Thank you for sharing this documentary on John Wesley life as a committed christian

John Wesley's wife is just like those Modern day Feminist.

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Very inspiring story told beautifully

John Wesley history
1. His country birth is at Epworth England
2. Born on 17th June (Old style) or 28th June 1703-Depends on which calendar is he using
3. In 1709 the house was on fire and John Wesley was stuck inside the house, so the 2 people came to rescue John Wesley out of the house
4. John Wesley is the number 15 of the family
5. He venture USA to become a missionary
6. Older brother is Samuel Wesley (Sammy)
7. Younger brother is Charles Wesley
8. Nickname is Jacky
9. He study in Oxford in 1733 and graduate in 1735
10. He depart from England in the ship in 1735
11. In 1736 Charles Wesley left Georgia for England, leaving John to take over his duties till his replacement arrived
12. In 1737 he left Georgia USA and never to return or seen again
13. In 1738 he came back to London
14. In 1739 he went to the new room at Bristol to build a church and name it as Methodist
15. He ride a horse and travel 250,000 miles
16. He wrote a book of medical as Primitive Physics
17. Susanna Wesley (Mother), Grace Murray (Love Interest), Molly Vazeille (Married)
18. John and Grace relationship fall apart it's because of assist brother's fault
19. He is married and no children of his own, he has 6 step children
20. He was thrown out of the Church of England and preach with inexcusable word
21. He preach outside at St Andrew Church in Epworth to stand up his father's tomb
22. In 1743 at night the people came with the torch to attack John Wesley, but they threw a stone at the house to get rid of John Wesley. So Rev John Wesley said 'What evil things I do wrong, have you work yourself together. And that it's a lie' So one people let him go.
23. In 1740 Mr William Seward preach the lord's prayer and he was attack by those thugs and died in a wound
24. Samuel Wesley (Sammy) died in 1739
25. In 1778 both Molly and John went separate way
26. In 1781 Molly Vazeille passed away
27. He did not attend his wife funeral
28. In 1790 at city road Chapel, John Wesley had become an old age man, he was all alone
29. George Whitefield died in 1770, Charles Wesley died in 1788 and on 24th February 1791 he wrote the last letter
30. On 2nd March 1791 John Wesley said the last word 'The best of all is. God is with us now. Farewell

What a great documentary of the beginning fo this movement and the life of John Wesley! Thank you for creating it. I used the for the first time for my membership class today (May 2023) and the class loved it. It was very informative, moving and helpful to understand the roots of our Methodist churches.

He'd leave the gay United Methodist church of today in a heartbeat!

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I love this, thank you very much. May God bless you all.

Very interesting and very well told.

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Satan has turned the UMC into an abomination. “Come out of her my people”

Very good but music in background is distracting...

I hope there would be another edition of this film with less background music. The constant loud music is interfering with the clarity of the narration.

Great story, amazing the lives you hear about people when it comes to searching for God.

I live in a working class area of North East England and Methodism is all we knew growing up. The area here is still permeated with it even though many churches have since closed. Such a shame.

. “What, then, shall we say in response to these things? If God is for us, who can be against us?” (Romans 8:31).
A truly well presented documentary.👍

What is the name of the piano song in the background?? Please and thank you!!

I love that Susanna Wesley was leading worship, even though many didnt want women leading worship, which sadly continues to today.

I was raised Methodist from age 12. I went through the methodist confirmation at around 13. Before that I had been brought up a Southern Baptist.

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I am humbled and encouraged...thank you.

Great Video. These videos are making me feel calm in troubling times.

❤😢it is a beautiful day for John Wesley’s

Awesome. I am so blessed to watch this video. Beautiful made on the life and ministry of Reverend John Wesley. Kudos to the production team. The video has left great impact upon my heart. Thanks you🙏

Thank U for the life story of this great man of God.

Enjoyed the documentary! My one disappointment, though, is the lack of emphasis on his doctrine of Perfect Love, complete emptiness of self and complete infilling of the Holy Spirit. This was his central theme as is the theme of the Bible! A true Christian must be striving for this perfection in Christ.

We are having a Youth Camp next week. This is documentary that will be played to teach youths of the Methodist Church of the genesis of our faith

The Moravians ( Protestants ) were NOT Germans! But rather Czech from the Moravia region

The commercials before this are evil! Anyway, great doc. Wesley was a man of Christ!

Small groups. They prayed for wisdom to learn and follow in the guidance of Christ. He is the Word!

I always wondered who the Methodists were. Thus video dies them justice. God Bless them for bringing Christ to all.

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What a shame that so many methodist churches today has fallen away from true methodism.

My name is John Wesley

As an Anglican I respect Methodism and I look at John Wesley’s sermons with a open heart.

He'd be horrified to know what has become of the Methodist church he founded..... it is backslid and of the world.

"Best of all, God is with us." Thank you for this documentary.

No wonder John Wesley was one of the angels sent in this end times according to Revelation 2. But the Seventh angel is come too. William Branham came to continue where John Wesley left. So please search for this man and the message preached by him by our Lord Jesus Christ. Don't be left in Methodistism. Move over to the next age opened by the Lord by William Branham. God bless you.

Interesting documentary. I am bearly learning what Methodists are. I like the open air sermons and the concern for the poor. However I do prefer salvation by works, which is the opposite of the Methodist idea of salvation by grace. However the salvation of grace is used well in the context. It gives a break to the poor people who struggle. Personally I think the difficulty of living in poverty should already be payment for sin. This is a radical idea of mine. I like to think that all sins one commits should be subtracted by the hardships of life. The biggest factor in hardship is economic class. This creates a kind of net sin. That determins how much sin to work off in the afterlife before going to Heavin. The place of working off sin would be Purgatory. There are two main things to help get a lower amount of net sin, which helps one move to a Heavin quicker. The first factor is being a good person and so committing less sin. The second factor is living a difficult life. The difficulty can involve things like labor, punishment and imprisonment. It especially involves being discriminated by society in some way. The biggest is living in poverty. So there is an idea that minorities get into Heaven faster, while still being accountable for thier actions. This fast access makes up for the difficulty of life. That may be an uplifting thing to preach to the poor. It would help them feel better. It would be good to know that thier hard work and turmoil will pay off. This system is a lot harsher on majority, especially rulers. They are going to have more sin to work off in the afterlife, because it wasn't paid for by as much hardship. I also make tyranny and discrimination two of my seven major sins. The other sins are theft, shunning, abuse, deciet and violence. So if the majority was mistreating the minority, that is more sin to work off in the afterlife. I like to imagine the people getting an easier time getting to reward in afterlife. It is hope. I would like to add this as an incentive to do the good deeds of charity and community service. I like how Jesus advocated for charity and stood up fir the poor. If the Methodist could be like that, that would be lovely.

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What an inspiring documentary. Our forefathers, your footsteps we are following.

Thank you to those who lovingly labored to bring this heart-warming story to us.

🇳🇵Amen