Author of "Lectures on Revivals of Religion," "Sermons on Gospel Themes," etc.
PUBLISHER'S NOTICE.
These Lectures to Professing Christians, by President Charles G. Finney, were delivered in the City of New York during the years 1836 and 1837.
Notes of them were taken by the editor of the New York Evangelist as they were delivered. They were afterward revised by the author and printed in book form and many thousands sold. They were also printed in England. The book has been out of print in this country for years The frequent calls for it, and the hope of increasing the usefulness of these lectures have, led me to give them anew to the public. E. J. G.
Chapter 3 - Doubtful Actions Are Sinful
Chapter 4 - Reproof a Christian Duty
Chapter 7 - Religion of Public Opinion
Chapter 8 - Conformity to the World
Chapter 9 - True and False Repentance
Chapter 10 - Dishonesty in Small Matters Inconsistent With Honesty in Anything
Chapter 11 - Bound to Know Your True Character
Chapter 12 - True and False Conversions
Chapter 14 - Selfishness Not True Religion
Chapter 15 - Religion of the Law and Gospel
Chapter 16 - Justification By Faith
Chapter 17 - Sanctification By Faith
Chapter 19 - Christian Perfection
Chapter 20 - Christian Perfection
Chapter 21 - The Way of Salvation
Chapter 22 - The Necessity of Divine Teaching
Chapter 23 - Love is the Whole of Religion