Charles Grandison Finney (1792–1875) was an American evangelist and a leading figure of the Second Great Awakening. A lawyer converted in 1821, he led revivals across New York and New England with his 'new measures,' then became professor of theology and later president at Oberlin College in Ohio. Our library holds his Lectures on Revivals of Religion, his Memoirs, Lectures to Professing Christians, and Sermons on Gospel Themes.
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Charles G. Finney's lectures on the power of the Holy Spirit, published in 1873, near the end of his life. Drawing on his years of revival preaching, Finney urges ministers and churches to seek the Spirit's filling as the necessary equipment for Christian witness. A characteristic statement of Finney's revival teaching, delivered in his direct and urgent manner.