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“Salvation begins in thinking. People say that Christianity is blind faith; not a bit of it. Christianity is a rational faith that comes from honest, candid, close thought. … Men often say to me, ‘I am not a Christian, because I think for myself.’ My dear friend, you are not a Christian because you don’t think for yourself. You are bound not to think. You deliberately refuse to read every book that would make you think. At a meeting like this you will go out when the preaching becomes too pointed and you are compelled to think. If I could get you men and women who are out of Christ ...

J. Wilbur Chapman began his full-time evangelistic ministry by preaching with D. L. Moody at the 1893 World's Fair. He led many campaigns in major US cities and throughout the world, always insisting on the inerrancy of Scripture and using stories to illustrate his points. God richly blessed his ministry with thousands of people turning in faith to Jesus Christ as a result of his preaching. Themes included in this selection of his sermons include the need for repentance, the dangers of delay in responding to God's call, and the process of sanctification for those who have responded in faith. (...

The sermons in this collection were preached in Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal Church during the month of January, 1896. Afterwards, they were printed in this volume, intended as a companion to Christ and His Friends. The Rev. Banks hoped that this volume would be "still more valuable to earnest Christian workers, who ... are seeking to win souls to the Master." -Summary by Devorah Allen

This is a collection of thirty-one revival sermons, all of which were preached in the First Methodist Episcopal Church, Cleveland, Ohio, during the month of January, 1900. They were then collected and published, in order to be an inspiration and a help in the work of winning souls to Christ. - Summary by Devorah Allen, adapted from preface

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