The Autobiography of Charles G. Finney - by Charles G Finney (Paperback)

About the Book

A fascinating record of Finney's distinct impact on society and the timeless principles of the man recognized as America's most effective evangelist.

Book Synopsis

Many Christians today may be unaware of the tremendous impact that Charles G. Finney had on the spiritual landscape of the United States. His years of revival work yielded valuable insights on the work of the Holy Spirit and timeless principles that many still find vital for advancing the kingdom of God. A truly fascinating record of a uniquely gifted and godly man, this autobiography is sure to enlighten and inspire Christians of any age or background.

From the Back Cover

THE AMAZING STORY OF HOW HALF A MILLION SOULS WERE CONVERTED THROUGH ONE MAN'S MINISTRY

In an age without amplifiers or mass communication, nineteenth-century evangelist Charles G. Finney's ministry changed the course of American Christianity. His valuable insights on the work of the Holy Spirit and principles for revival now inspire and encourage twenty-first-century believers with a passion for reaching their nations for Christ.

Charles G. Finney (1792-1875) was powerfully converted in 1821 after thoroughly exploring the claims of Christ. An avid student of the Bible, he soon engaged in preaching and teaching throughout the eastern and southern United States.

Finney's autobiography was first published in 1876, a year after his death. This edition, first published a century later, was condensed and updated while remaining the heart of his amazing narrative, making the principles of revival easily understood by contemporary readers.

About the Author

CHARLES G. FINNEY (1792-1875) is recognized as the most effective evangelist of the 19th century. It is estimated that more than half a million people were converted to Christ through his evangelistic ministry. After becoming a lawyer he carefully explored the claims of Christ and was powerfully converted in 1821. An avid student of the Bible, he soon engaged in preaching and teaching throughout many eastern and southern states. The result was a revival which altered the course of American history.