3 Simple Rules

A group of people once approached John Wesley. The group wanted Mr. Wesley to spend time praying with them and advise them the way to “flee from the wrath to come…” It began that John Wesley and the group would meet weekly for those purposes. It did not take long, however, before the number of people participating in these groups grew considerably. These larger groups became known as the United Society.


To ensure everyone was taken care of, the societies were later divided into smaller groups called classes with about (12) people in each class. One condition was required to participate in the classes: “a desire to flee from the wrath to come, and to be saved from their sins.” To demonstrate their want of salvation, Wesley formulated three simple rules for each class member to follow that would shape their lives as Christians. Do you know those rules?

Join us Sunday evenings in August as we rediscover the Christian life as John Wesley taught. Beginning August 9th at 6 PM we will consider the implications of these simple, powerful rules of living. Via DVD, Bishop Rueben P. Job will discuss what Wesley intended the 3 Simple Rules to mean. There will be four weeks of music and snacks, fellowship and prayer. We hope you will make plans to join us!

You can a review of Bishop Job's book here: Book offers blueprint for Wesleyan way of living