Sermons on important subjects

Charles Finney

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Chapters 54
  1. new spirit? ≈ 3 min
  2. eternal death? ≈ 3 min
  3. new spirit, consistent with the often repeated declarations of the Bible that ≈ 112 min
  4. gift and work of God. ≈ 3 min
  5. gift and work of God. ≈ 3 min
  6. gift and work of God. ≈ 65 min
  7. not give their attention to the consideration necessary to lead them to submission. Many ≈ 5 min
  8. 2. You see the way in which the Spirit of God operates in the conversion of men; it is ≈ 5 min
  9. exerted its influence to change his heart. His errors and refuges of lies were swept away. He ≈ 5 min
  10. mind and turn his attention to the subject of the Spirit's influence. While his attention is ≈ 5 min
  11. so many sermons are lost, and worse than lost, upon the souls of men. First, the sinner's ≈ 5 min
  12. one is, those vivid emotions of love to God, repentance for sin, and faith in Christ, that often ≈ 5 min
  13. apart days of fasting and prayer, and spend the day in trying to examine their present mental ≈ 5 min
  14. have much more religion than others, merely because they have more emotion. Multitudes ≈ 5 min
  15. of grace, their case is hopeless. Many seem to think, that if they are to be saved, they shall ≈ 5 min
  16. Great care should be taken not to divert his mind from fundamental truths. His attention ≈ 5 min
  17. of awakening them, and securing their attention. Very exciting means are often ≈ 5 min
  18. sinner is once thoroughly awakened, there is then no need of creating further alarm; and ≈ 5 min
  19. It is useful to awaken, but, unless accompanied with those instructions that enlighten, will ≈ 5 min
  20. conversion. Some go to one extreme and some to the other. Some appeal to fear, and others ≈ 5 min
  21. protracted meetings, and other measures which are new, are calculated to promote the ≈ 59 min
  22. The first, is founded on inattention to the spirituality of God's law, confining their attention ≈ 5 min
  23. constitutional powers of the mind should be in themselves sinful; nor how it is that a God of ≈ 6 min
  24. misunderstood the nature of God's law. This was the reason why the Scribes and Pharisees, ≈ 6 min
  25. morality. Some have regarded the doctrine of the vicarious sufferings of Jesus Christ, his ≈ 6 min
  26. works, and the general mercy of God for salvation, exhibit a spurious, and lax morality. The ≈ 6 min
  27. pressed up to holy living, their sins pointed out, and they are required to obey the law of ≈ 6 min
  28. the gospel has had so little influence over the minds of men. For many centuries, but little of ≈ 6 min
  29. added to it something of their own. They have preached, and boldly called on men to repent, ≈ 6 min
  30. done away; till all those dogmas that afford hiding places for the enemies of God, are ≈ 6 min
  31. present day. Universalism, as I have before remarked, has evidently had its origin in the ≈ 6 min
  32. its kindred dogmas, you see the foundation of modern infidelity. Thinking men, hearing ≈ 6 min
  33. There is such a sticklishness on the part of many, for these crippling errors; such a constant ≈ 54 min
  34. sometimes feel, and a love to his moral character. The omnipotence, omniscience, ≈ 5 min
  35. because they have no love to God. What would you think of a woman who should think it a ≈ 5 min
  36. many, and too long meetings. What would you think, should you hear an individual, who ≈ 5 min
  37. prayer meetings. Prayer meetings, are the most delightful parties, to those that love God. ≈ 5 min
  38. may be some instances, where persons may have been converted so young, that they cannot ≈ 5 min
  39. They profess to be very much opposed to hypocrisy, and say that they like true religion; they ≈ 6 min
  40. religion, who, unnecessarily, publish the faults of Christians. We sometimes see professed ≈ 265 min
  41. souls in destruction and perdition. ≈ 5 min
  42. they consider the losses they sustain in business as their own losses. Suppose that some of ≈ 102 min
  43. wicked conduct. ≈ 5 min
  44. government, he foresaw that great evils would be incidental to it-that multitudes would sin, ≈ 5 min
  45. Infinite Wisdom, Benevolence and Power could do. Who should complain? Surely not the ≈ 5 min
  46. sinners, and offers you eternal life; and will you refuse to praise him? ≈ 5 min
  47. how much good individuals have often done! Now, of all the good you might do, you rob ≈ 5 min
  48. probable history of many professors of religion. They had convictions of sin, and after a ≈ 5 min
  49. We are informed that the Amorites were spared, not because there was any hope of their ≈ 5 min
  50. The Psalmist once had this trial. He says truly, "God is good to Israel, even to such as are of ≈ 5 min
  51. I. What are we to understand by the love of the world. ≈ 3 min
  52. I. What are we to understand by the love of the world. ≈ 3 min
  53. I. What are we to understand by the love of the world. ≈ 47 min
  54. principles of the Gospel, it would be infinitely better for the world in every respect. If every ≈ 13 min
AuthorCharles Finney
LanguageEnglish
EraClassic
CategoriesChristian Classics · Theology
TopicsPreaching & Ministry
Chapters54
FormatsWeb Book · PDF
Status Public Domain

Public Domain.

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