| THE SUPERNATURAL OCCURRENCES OF JOHN WESLEY |
| The world over some 175 million Christians attend churches whose roots can be traced back to the ministry of an Anglican priest named John Wesley. These include the Methodists, Nazarenes, Pentecostals, Wesleyans and Charismatics. However, most of these people know very little about the amazing power that was demonstrated in the life of this humble and Christ-like individual. Here, for the first time in as much as 250 years read the accounts from Wesley’s own journal in which he records demons being cast out through the power of Christ, individuals falling down, slain in the Spirit while he preached, supernatural visions, dreams and cases of miraculous healing from his own day. Also included are Wesley’s interpretation of the Baptism of the Holy Spirit, his opinion on how to appropriately view miracles and the final word from Wesley on whether or not he had the gift of tongues. |
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This book was chosen by the Pacific Northwest Conference of the Free Methodist Church
for use in their Holy Spirit Conference, Jan 23-25, 2006.
for use in their Holy Spirit Conference, Jan 23-25, 2006.
Read What People Are Saying
Daniel Jennings has compiled from John Wesley's Journal the primary accounts of
his encounters with the supernatural.
-Dr. Vic Reasoner, President, Fundamental Wesleyan Society
I was very encouraged too by being reminded that the scholarly John Wesley was
well acquainted with the supernatural power of God and that I also should believe
that Jesus is the same yesterday today and forever.
-Bishop Emery Lindsay, Senior Bishop, Church of Christ (Holiness) USA
I took my first look into in-depth reading of your book, “The Supernatural
Occurrences of John Wesley”, while on a trip to Africa recently. John Wesley was a
remarkable man and his teachings have influenced the thinking of the Church of God
of Prophecy from its inception…A job well done on your book.
-Fred S. Fisher, Sr, General Overseer, Church of God of Prophecy
I was truly blessed and inspired by reading the book. Thank you for taking the time
to compile such an insightful and inspiring book.
-Rev. Rick Robart, Pastor, United Methodist Church
The research is commendable and I find the organization helpful. I believe it is a
testimony to the ongoing work of the Holy Spirit in church history and confronts those
who believe all miracles and gifts of the Spirit ended with the apostolic age. I would
be happy to recommend this work.
-The Rev. Alan W. Hansen, Director, Acts 29 Episcopal Renewal Ministries
You were faithful to Wesley's writings and your commentary on those writings was
good. I recommend it to others.
-Rev. Gary Briden, President, Southern Methodist College
I had known of some of these incidences, but you did us a favor by pulling together
so many exciting accounts of the unbridled work of God in Wesley’s ministry. I
appreciated too the accounts of Wesley calling into order those things that he truly
believed were outside the bounds of the teaching of Scripture.
-Faye Short, President, RENEW Network
I have read most of your book with interest. I must confess that I had not read most
of the stories and events that you have written about…I was a little surprised with
some of the findings in chapter 13 but not that surprises are bad!!
-Dr. Mike Weldon, Executive Director, Association of Independent
Methodists
We need more books of this nature, that will clarify and challenge people today
about John Wesley and his theology, etc.
-Pastor William Thompson, Methodist Minister in Ireland
Daniel Jennings has compiled from John Wesley's Journal the primary accounts of
his encounters with the supernatural.
-Dr. Vic Reasoner, President, Fundamental Wesleyan Society
I was very encouraged too by being reminded that the scholarly John Wesley was
well acquainted with the supernatural power of God and that I also should believe
that Jesus is the same yesterday today and forever.
-Bishop Emery Lindsay, Senior Bishop, Church of Christ (Holiness) USA
I took my first look into in-depth reading of your book, “The Supernatural
Occurrences of John Wesley”, while on a trip to Africa recently. John Wesley was a
remarkable man and his teachings have influenced the thinking of the Church of God
of Prophecy from its inception…A job well done on your book.
-Fred S. Fisher, Sr, General Overseer, Church of God of Prophecy
I was truly blessed and inspired by reading the book. Thank you for taking the time
to compile such an insightful and inspiring book.
-Rev. Rick Robart, Pastor, United Methodist Church
The research is commendable and I find the organization helpful. I believe it is a
testimony to the ongoing work of the Holy Spirit in church history and confronts those
who believe all miracles and gifts of the Spirit ended with the apostolic age. I would
be happy to recommend this work.
-The Rev. Alan W. Hansen, Director, Acts 29 Episcopal Renewal Ministries
You were faithful to Wesley's writings and your commentary on those writings was
good. I recommend it to others.
-Rev. Gary Briden, President, Southern Methodist College
I had known of some of these incidences, but you did us a favor by pulling together
so many exciting accounts of the unbridled work of God in Wesley’s ministry. I
appreciated too the accounts of Wesley calling into order those things that he truly
believed were outside the bounds of the teaching of Scripture.
-Faye Short, President, RENEW Network
I have read most of your book with interest. I must confess that I had not read most
of the stories and events that you have written about…I was a little surprised with
some of the findings in chapter 13 but not that surprises are bad!!
-Dr. Mike Weldon, Executive Director, Association of Independent
Methodists
We need more books of this nature, that will clarify and challenge people today
about John Wesley and his theology, etc.
-Pastor William Thompson, Methodist Minister in Ireland
SEAN MULTIMEDIA
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This book was chosen to be listed in the bibliography for the United Methodist Church's
"Guidelines: The UMC and the Charismatic Movement" in their Book of Resolutions of The
United Methodist Church
"Guidelines: The UMC and the Charismatic Movement" in their Book of Resolutions of The
United Methodist Church
