John Wesley reflects on the life and death of Rev. Mr. John Fletcher, emphasizing his exemplary character as a 'perfect and upright man' whose life was marked by faith, love, and unwavering dedication to God. Wesley contrasts the peaceful end of Fletcher's life with the fate of the wicked, illustrating how Fletcher's faith brought him an inner peace that transcended understanding. He recounts Fletcher's tireless ministry, his deep communion with God, and his profound humility, which made him a beloved figure among his parishioners. Wesley encourages the congregation to emulate Fletcher's devotion and to seek a similar relationship with God, as Fletcher's life serves as a testament to the power of faith and love.