John Wesley and Holy Fire

The sad decline of Methodism should make us strive all the more to discover some of the spiritual secrets that motivated it's founder. Spurgeon wrote of Wesley: "I have a reverence for him second to no Methodist. The character of John Wesley stands beyond all imputation for self sacrifice, zeal, holiness and communion with God. He lived far above the level of common Christians and was one of whom the world was not worthy." How we need to learn, and live, a little of this godly man's Holy Fire.