Front matter
REVIVAL
SERMONS
BY
Introduction
All the world loves a lover. Not that his story is new, but it is authentic. Love's tale is old enough, yet in every twilight it is told with blushes mantling the brow as in the purple dusk of Eden. This young author remints in this book the unreckoned gold of old truths; and flings it far and wide like a herald showering on sinners the largess of his King.
He takes note of the relative value of truth's cries, guineas, not groats, pleads vehemently with eloquence, not affronted or dismayed. His piety is fervent; his motive, lofty; his sympathy, magnetic. He hammers out his homilies at white heat, to the swinging rythm of Methodist hymns, tears falling on the anvil trembling beneath his stroke. Loving his work he is worthy of his wage. These words, in articulate speech, have moved hundreds into the sunshine of God's smile. May the printed page move thousands more.
Robert McIntyre,
Contents
Sermon 1. — Fullness of Christ. — Moving Power. — Young Man Lost. — Able fur All Cases. — More Power to Move a Heart than a Ship. — Failure of Banks. — Gambler Converted. — One Legged Man. — Small Capital 13-29
Sermon 2. — The Serpent. — Look up. — Easy to Serve God When All Goes Well.— Father Pleading With His Son. — Young Man Bitten on the Finger. — Cancer on the Hand. — Leprosy Certain Death. — Every One Must Look for Himself. — Father and Son Each Lose an Eye. — Salt or Sugar. — Cures Every Case. — Orphan Girl. — Young Man on the Scaffold 30-51
Sermon 3.— Th3 Mind of Christ.— Paul When a Boy.— Dark Hours for the Disciples. — Only one King to Help Them. — Funeral Procession. — Church Standing Still.— Grumblers Stick to Us.— The Old Colored Woman. — On to Victory. — Blind Man's Prayer. — Young Man Surrenders to God 52-67
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