John Wesley, Natural Man, and the 'Isms'

John Wesley, a pivotal figure in religious history and the founder of the Methodist Church, emphasized practical theology aimed at the common man. Renowned for his extensive writings, he produced fourteen volumes of works and numerous letters and journals. His brother contributed to Methodism through hymn writing, while Wesley made classic Christian texts accessible to a broader audience. His dedication to preaching is evident in his thousands of sermons delivered in various settings, showcasing his commitment to spreading his message.