John Wesley and George Whitefield View on the Doctrine of Election

Introduction John Wesley and George Whitefield are two people with a big influence on waking up. During the great awakening, the influence of these two people was widely felt, but their views on the principles of election were undoubted. Justo L. Gonzalez talks about the dynamic nature of the relationship between Whitefield and Wesley in his book "The Christian Story." He said, "Wesley and Whitefield worked together for a while, Wesley slowly became the main leader of the movement.

John Wesley (1703 - 1791) is a clergy of the English church and a Christian theologian. Wesley and his brother Charles Wesley have been deeply regarded as the founder of the Methodist movement, the beginning of this movement. In contrast to George Whitefield Calvinism, in his outdoor sermons as well as George Whitefield, Wesley accepted the Aminians' doctrine that dominated the 18th century England church. Methodist Church is a very successful evangelical movement in the UK and encourages people to experience Jesus Christ for themselves.

The Christian church (cathedral) was founded in 1733 and is the longest Christian church in Georgia where the Georgian colony was founded. Early principals included Methodist Evangelists John Wesley and George Whitefield. Christ Church is the first place of Johnson Square, an active congregation. The first Brian Baptist Church is an African-American church founded in 1788 by Andrew Bryan. The location was bought by Brian in 1793, Brian was a former slave, and he also bought his freedom. The first building was founded in 1794. By the year 1800, the congregation became big enough to be able to split it. The current evacuation site of First Brian Baptist Church was built in 1873.

John Wesley and his brother Charles left Georgia forever. John was a nuisance person to stay in Georgia, but later experienced mental regeneration and found a Methodist movement. Shortly after Wesley left George Whitefield ordered the trustee to serve as the Minister of Georgia, but he will not be formally approved until the following year. In January of this year, George Whitefield departed from England and took over as John Wesleyy in place of George Dynasty settlers. He will not be officially approved by the trustee until May 10, but he is very enthusiastic about starting the mission and he will travel with Whitefield, James Harborsham I arrived at Georgia. One of the major citizens of the Georgian colony. Soon after the arrival of the Whitefield, he visited Tomochicchi on May 16 (no one spoke English) and later visited again on May 20th.