The History of Methodism Podcast

In this episode, we look at some of the scholarly backstory to John Wesley's great sermon, The Almost Christian, as well as hear a modernized version of it.
A Wesley Chronology is a new feature on historyofmethodism.com that 
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John Wesley's Christian Library can be found at achristianlibrary.org.
Check out https://journal.historyofmethodism.com/ for the illustrated journal of John Wesley's early years.
Check out https://lectern.wrootpress.com/ for the Lectern Preaching Resource. 
Wroot Press https://wrootpress.com/ has a number of new editions of Wesley's sermons as well as a new edition of the Explanatory Notes on the New Testament.
You can support the podcast here: https://www.patreon.com/historyofmethodism. The videos are found on our patreon.

And you can look at the Wesley Corpus website here: https://corpus.historyofmethodism.com/

In this episode, We follow John Wesley's activities in June and July of 1741 as he travels in the midlands of England, London, and Oxford, and as he prepares for his once every three years sermon at St. Mary's in Oxford.
John Wesley's Christian Library can be found at achristianlibrary.org.
Check out https://journal.historyofmethodism.com/ for the illustrated journal of John Wesley's early years.
Check out https://lectern.wrootpress.com/ for the Lectern Preaching Resource. 
Wroot Press https://wrootpress.com/ has a number of new editions of Wesley's sermons as well as a new edition of the Explanatory Notes on the New Testament.
You can support the podcast here: https://www.patreon.com/historyofmethodism. The videos are found on our patreon.

And you can look at the Wesley Corpus website here: https://corpus.historyofmethodism.com/

In this episode, we look at a major figure of Methodism whom we have not met yet: Selina Hastings, the Countess of Huntingdon, or Lady Huntingdon. She will be deeply influential in the Methodist revival over the 18th century, in offering financial and spiritual support to many of the figures we have already covered. 
Check out https://journal.historyofmethodism.com/ for the illustrated journal of John Wesley's early years.
Check out https://lectern.wrootpress.com/ for the Lectern Preaching Resource. 
Wroot Press https://wrootpress.com/ has a number of new editions of Wesley's sermons as well as a new edition of the Explanatory Notes on the New Testament.
You can support the podcast here: https://www.patreon.com/historyofmethodism. The videos are found on our patreon.

And you can look at the Wesley Corpus website here: https://corpus.historyofmethodism.com/

In this episode, we continue in 1741 with the challenges faced by John and Charles Wesley in Bristol and London, ending with John's first earnest journey into the midlands as the revival spreads. 
Check out https://journal.historyofmethodism.com/ for the illustrated journal of John Wesley's early years.
Check out https://lectern.wrootpress.com/ for the Lectern Preaching Resource. 
Wroot Press https://wrootpress.com/ has a number of new editions of Wesley's sermons as well as a new edition of the Explanatory Notes on the New Testament.
You can support the podcast here: https://www.patreon.com/historyofmethodism. The videos are found on our patreon.

And you can look at the Wesley Corpus website here: https://corpus.historyofmethodism.com/

In this episode, we step away from the Wesley brothers in order to look at the larger context surrounding the revival. No revival ever took place in a vacuum.

Here is a link to The History of Methodism Volume 1 & 2 in English.
Here is a link to The History of Methodism Volume 1 & 2 in Spanish. 

You can support the podcast here: https://www.patreon.com/historyofmethodism

You can check out the updated website here: https://www.historyofmethodism.com/

You can check out our books here: https://www.historyofmethodism.com/wroot-press.html

And you can look at the Wesley Corpus website here: https://corpus.historyofmethodism.com/