CONTENTS
CONTENTS
I. Do We Believe in the Holy Ghost?
II. The Church without the Spirit
VIII. The Communion of the Holy Ghost
XIII. “The Spirit of Holiness”
XIX. The Challenge of Pentecost
THE CALL TO CHRISTIAN PERFECTION
I. The Accent of Wesley’s Teaching
II. The Doctrine of Christian Perfection
III. What Christian Perfection Implies
IV. The Essential Element in Christian Perfection
V. Christian Perfection as Interpreted by John Wesley
VI. Christian Perfection in Relation to Sins and Mistakes
VII. Christian Perfection and Temptation
VIII. Christian Perfection: A Second Blessing
IX. Do the Scriptures Teach a Second Blessing?
X. Is Christian Perfection Attainable?
XI. The Negations of Christian Perfection
XII. Difficulties about Christian Perfection
XIII. The Prayer for Christian Perfection
THE PATH OF PRAYER
IV. The Inner Room and the Closed Door
VIII. Praying to God Our Father
XII. Praying and the Commonplace
XIV. Praying “One for Another”
XV. Praying for Divine Healing
XVI. The Problem of Unanswered Prayer
III. Born of the Flesh and Born of the Spirit
IV. Man: Natural, Carnal, Spiritual
V. The Incarnation and Its Glorious Purpose
X. Christ’s Promise of the Spirit
XIV. The Church and the Kingdom
