In Chapter 20 of Foxe’s Book of Martyrs, we explore the life and transformative ministry of John Wesley, the founder of the Methodist movement. This episode dives into Wesley’s tireless efforts to spread the Gospel, his innovative approach to preaching, and his unyielding commitment to social reform, particularly in the face of opposition from both religious and political authorities.

Wesley’s ministry, often marked by his bold sermons in open fields and relentless pursuit of revival, was not without controversy. We’ll discuss his experiences with persecution, how he responded to criticism, and the enduring impact of his work in shaping the modern church.

Join us as we reflect on the life of one of Christianity’s greatest reformers and examine how his courage, faith, and passion continue to inspire believers around the world today.