Today In John Wesley’s Journal The Wesley Center at Chattanooga

Today in John Wesley’s Journal, Columba sets sail, the Pantheon becomes a church, Jamestown gathers for prayer, Jaroslav leaves us, Massachusetts charters a new course, we Escape From Reason with Francis, an Anabaptist shows mercy, Robert’s for Bishop, and of course, John Wesley’s Journal in which he is surprised by his brother Charles.

Today in John Wesley’s Journal, Victor expresses his faith, Tyndale publishes on the run, the Moravians come to Canada, The ABS sets up shop, Dibley becomes vicar, Turner goes to his rest, we have Willard to thank for Renovaré, Zinzendorf and Wesley don’t quite get along, Arabella leaves us with song, Michelangelo takes up house painting, we give our moms carnations for Mother’s Day, and, of course, John Wesley’s journal in which he sets about to order the lives of the faithful in Savannah.

Today in John Wesley’s Journal, Athanasius goes to his reward, Theodosius leaves a legacy in Ukraine, Whiting gives sailors their greatest hymn, Luther makes the most out of his down time, Thomas Coke dies on the way to India, Moody finally gets into church, Astruc is critical about Genesis, the CME get their finances in order, and, of course, John Wesley’s Journal in which he takes authority over the water.

Today in John Wesley’s Journal, John Marrant leaves us his story, Father Damien goes to his rest, Corrie Ten Boom ends her witness, St. Alexander takes the reigns, St. Augustine joins the church, William Law is asked to leave, Hoover resigns, Fuller and Smith have a seminal meeting, and, of course, John Wesley’s Journal in which he pretty much lines out the plan for Methodist class and band meetings.

Today in John Wesley’s Journal, Vigilius waffles, the Moravians are innocent, we meet Bishop Allen, and, of course, John Wesley’s Journal in which he takes his stand at Frederica.

Today in John Wesley’s Journal, Ambrose gives us a heritage, Byzantium calls for help, a dozen nuns are over a barrel Episcopius, Charles, and James talk about freedom. Charles Wesley gives Oxford a wake up call, C.S.Lewis calls us to the New Man, we remember Martin Luther King Jr., and, of course, John Wesley’s Journal in which he’s all wet.