Revival Sermons and Addresses

This book is a great collection of sermons that highlight the teachings one of the nineteenth century's most well-known evangelists, James Caughey.




The Table of Contents are as follows:
Sermon 1 — THE STRIVING OF THE SPIRIT
Sermon 2 — THE STANDING DOUBT
Sermon 3 — THE STING OF DEATH
Sermon 4 — THE OMNIPOTENCE OF FAITH
Sermon 5 — A CALL TO DECISION
Sermon 6 — PURIFICATION BY FAITH
Sermon 7 — THE FEAR OF DEATH DESTROYED BY A SIGHT OF CHRIST
Sermon 8 — FULLNESS DWELLING IN JESUS CHRIST
Sermon 9 — THE FEAR OF UNCONVERTED MEN IN THE HOUR OF DEATH
Sermon 10 — QUENCHING THE SPIRIT
Sermon 11 — AN INVITATION TO STRAITENED SOULS
Sermon 12 — GOD’S SPEEDY JUDGMENT UPON THE WICKED
Sermon 13 — WATCH YE!
Sermon 14 — RODS FOR CRITICS AND HYPERCRITICS
Sermon 15 — REBELLION AGAINST THE HOLY SPIRIT
Sermon 16 — THE BESETTING SIN DESCRIBED
Sermon 17 — THE BESETTING SIN DETECTED AND SLAIN
Sermon 18 — PLAIN DEALING WITH OBSTINATE SINNERS
Sermon 19 — WARNINGS TO SINNERS
Sermon 20 — ALARMING CRIES
Sermon 21 — GOD’S ADVERSARIES ADDRESSED
Sermon 22 — THE NEW CONVERT EXHORTED TO HOLINESS
Sermon 23 — JUSTIFIED PERSONS DESIRE PURITY
Sermon 24 — HELPS TO A BELIEF IN ENTIRE SANCTIFICATION
Sermon 25 — HELPS TO PERCEIVE THE PROPRIETY OF EXPECTING FULL SALVATION IN THIS LIFE
Sermon 26 — IS SANCTIFICATION GRADUAL OR INSTANTANEOUS?
Sermon 27 — WHISPERS TO OFFENDED HEARERS



About the author:
James Caughey (1810-1891) was a Methodist minister and evangelist who served the Lord in the United States, Canada, and England. He was well known for his revivals, and it was typical for many to be led to salvation under his ministry.

Born in Ireland, he and his family moved to New York while he was yet a child. He was converted at the age of 20, and began his ministry a short two years later.

He is probably best known for his revivals in England in the 1840s, where he converted many, including William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army. In addition to these meetings, he was the first 'professional' evangelists to tour Canada, and inspired D. L. Moody greatly by his preaching.