As John Wesley [the founder of Methodism] was making his way to Georgia from England aboard the merchant ship "Simmonds" in 1735, he watched in total amazement as a community of Moravian passengers continued to worship God and sing in the midst of an Atlantic storm as if nothing were happening. Wesley marveled at this kind of faith. Then he asked God to help him develop a faith for when the big storms blow. If more people were to see that kind of faith today, there would surely be a population explosion of wave-riding believers.
-- Leonard Sweet in A Cup of Coffee at the SoulCafe
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