The Rev. Charles Wesley, M A., widely known as the, 'Sweet singer of Methodism,' and one of the greatest ever hymn writers, was born on 18 December, 1707.
As a hymn writer he needs no introduction. Even today, his hymns show little sign of losing their appeal after more than 200 years.
- And Can It Be,
- Arise My Soul, Arise,
- Hark, The Herald Angels Sing,
- Jesus, Lover Of My Soul,
- Love Divine, All Loves Excelling,
- O For A Thousand Tongues To Sing,
are several of his best known hymns.
However, not much else is commonly known about the life of Charles Wesley. He seems to have been lost in his brother's shadow, for while studies and biographies of John Wesley have never been in short supply, biographies of Charles Wesley are not so plenteous.
This message traces the life and ministry of Charles Wesley, and draws some practical lessons from his life.
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“ Grace. ” The grace of God in the salvation of a religious man and the response of this man, in a passion for God and for souls, showed in his preaching and hymns.
Ian Brown succeeded Dr Ian Paisley as minister of Martyrs Memorial in August 2013. Prior to this he pastored the Free Presbyterian congregation in Northern Ireland’s Maiden City, Londonderry, from 1987 to 2013. He is the author of several books, notably: “Belfast Boat – Titanic,...
