EGW Books
〉 True Revival
〈 〉
   Preface ( 7 )
   Chapter 1—Calls for a Revival ( 9 )
     The Church’s Greatest Need ( 9 )
     Opening the Door to the Adversary ( 10 )
     We Are in the Day of Atonement ( 12 )
     The Church to Arise and Repent ( 13 )
     Reformation Accompanies Revival ( 14 )
     Simple Agencies Will Be Used ( 16 )
   Chapter 2—Conversions—Fake or Real ( 17 )
     Power of the Word ( 17 )
     A New Lifestyle ( 17 )
     Counterfeit Revivals—What’s the Difference? ( 18 )
     Why Be Deceived? ( 19 )
     Can God’s Law Be Changed? ( 20 )
     Alienated and Reconciled—How Does it Happen? ( 21 )
     Sanctification—Who Does the Work? ( 22 )
     No Room for Boasting ( 23 )
     Counterfeit Sanctification—Is It “Only Believe”? ( 24 )
     Sanctification—Total Commitment ( 26 )
     A Changed Life ( 26 )
     No Longer Condemned ( 27 )
   Chapter 3—How to Be a Born-again Christian ( 29 )
     Faith—Belief and Trust ( 29 )
     Can I Repent Without Help? ( 29 )
     Faith is More Than Talk ( 30 )
     Righteous in Him ( 31 )
     What Repentance Is ( 32 )
     Who Wants to Repent? ( 32 )
     Amazing Grace ( 33 )
     Fit to Be Saved ( 34 )
     Is There Anything Between Me and God? ( 35 )
     Good Works the Fruit of Faith ( 36 )
     In His Steps ( 36 )
   Chapter 4—God Has Rules Too ( 38 )
     Our Unique Responsibility ( 38 )
     Obeying Brings Happiness ( 39 )
     Beyond “Thou Shalt Nots” ( 40 )
   Chapter 5—The Balance in Faith and Works ( 42 )
     A Living Testimony ( 42 )
     What Is My Part? ( 43 )
     A Do-nothing Faith? ( 44 )
     Evenly Balanced ( 44 )
     After My Best—What? ( 45 )
     Like Two Oars ( 45 )
     Present a Balanced Message ( 46 )
   Chapter 6—Saved Only “In Christ” ( 47 )
     “He Will Save Me Now” ( 47 )
     Why Worry? ( 47 )
     This You Can Count On ( 48 )
     Peter’s Problem ( 48 )
     Never Be “Satisfied” ( 49 )
     Connection With Christ—Pretended or Real? ( 50 )
     It’s Personal ( 50 )
     Pruning the Branches ( 52 )
   Chapter 7—Beware the Counterfeits ( 54 )
     This Is The Test ( 54 )
     Why Aren’t Miracles Enough? ( 54 )
     Healing Can Be From the Devil ( 55 )
     False “Tongues” Identified in 1864 ( 56 )
     Drums, Dancing, and Noise ( 57 )
     Bodies Out of Control ( 58 )
     Nudity ( 58 )
     Confusion ( 58 )
     Order Versus Impressions and Feelings ( 59 )
     Satan’s Slaves ( 59 )
     “Inspired” By Drugs ( 59 )
     Pantheism, Spiritualism, and Free Love ( 60 )
     Irrational Behavior ( 61 )
     Pretending ( 62 )
     Claims to Holiness ( 62 )
     Whose Voice Can I Trust? ( 63 )
   Chapter 8—It’s Still a Fight ( 65 )
     What Sin Has Done ( 65 )
     It Takes Perseverance ( 65 )
     There’s a Science to It ( 66 )
     No Time to Lose ( 67 )
     Constant Dependence ( 68 )
     Truth or Trivia ( 69 )
     Do I Have the Answer? ( 69 )
   Chapter 9—Safeguarding the New Experience ( 71 )
     The Contest Following the Revival1 ( 71 )
     Peril of Confusing the Spirit’s Work with Fanaticism ( 72 )
     Easy Ways to Lose the Blessing ( 73 )
     Danger of Light Becoming Darkness ( 75 )
     Spiritual Victory Lost to the Passions for Games ( 77 )
     The Child of God a Laborer With God ( 78 )
     Was the Blessing Cherished? ( 80 )
     A Blessing Turned Into a Curse ( 81 )
     Be Exceedingly Careful ( 83 )
     The Sin of Rejecting Evidence ( 84 )
   Chapter 10—Special Appeals in Public Ministry ( 86 )
     At Battle Creek in Early Days ( 86 )
     Earnest Work at Tittabawassee, Michigan ( 86 )
     A Good Response in Battle Creek ( 87 )
     After Some Hesitancy a Response ( 87 )
     As She Begins Work in Switzerland ( 87 )
     At Christiana [Oslo], Norway ( 88 )
     Determination Indicated by Standing ( 88 )
     Backsliders Reclaimed in Basel ( 88 )
     An Outstanding Experience in Australia ( 89 )
     Non-Adventist Visitors Respond at Ashfield Church ( 91 )
     The Special Call at the Battle Creek College ( 91 )
     Called Forward in San Francisco ( 92 )
     A Similar Work in Every Church ( 93 )
     Response at General Conference of 1909 ( 93 )