Emphasis Preaching Journal

John Wesley had firmly established his societies of believers who became known as Methodists for their methodical, disciplined, spiritual lifestyles. Though Wesley was the leader of this spirited group, he always questioned his own faith and salvation. This doubting became most apparent on his return voyage from Georgia to England, where he went to convert the Indians. While crossing the Atlantic, the ship encountered a thunderous storm. Wesley became frightened of his own safety but was amazed at the calmness of the Moravians on board.