Two sermons were especially for the benefit of those likely to be influenced by the Sunday Institute:
1. Infidels. The malignant deception of infidels against Christianity.
2. Christianity. Opposition to Christianity has always been malignant and unreasonable. Matthew XXVII: 19, 20.
This was the year of the spiritual refreshing following, as great revivals in America generally do, a financial panic—that of 1857.
Revival. How God's people must work that the revival cease not.
Previous to the war, John Chambers was exceedingly popular with most of the public bodies of men, especially with the volunteer firemen.
Sermon to firemen. By request of the Y. M. C. A. in National Hall, Sunday Evening, May 22nd.
Like all of God's true children in Christ Jesus, John Chambers longed for the unity of the church, and, as I think, did far more by his spirit and life for its accomplishment than most of those who talk much on this subject.
Query. Can the world be converted until the Church is united?