Some Notable Instances of the Lasting Results of Sunday Revivals--"Gospel Teams"--Sermon on "Sharp-Shooters"--The Value of Personal Work--"My Father's Business"--Feeding the Spiritual Life--The Dignity of Personal Work--Five Classes of People 311 CHAPTER XXVI "A Good Soldier of Jesus Christ" Astounding Number of Conversions--Statistics of Campaigns in Various Cities--Sunday's "Consecration" Sermon--God's Mercies--The Living Sacrifice--A Glass of Champagne--Denying One's Self--Thinking for God--What God Asks 326 CHAPTER XXVII A Wonderful Day at a Great University Visit to University of Pennsylvania--"What Shall I Do With Jesus?"--"Real Manhood"--"Hot-cakes Off the Griddle"--Comment of _Old Penn_--Opinions of Students--Comment of Religious Press 343 CHAPTER XXVIII The Christian's Daily Helper "The Holy Spirit"--No Universal Salvation--Happiest Nation on Earth--Ambassadors of God--Holy Spirit a Person--The Last Dispensation--"Little Things"--The Fame of a Christian 359 CHAPTER XXIX A Victorious Sermon Conquests by the Sermon on "The Unpardonable Sin"--What It Is--Resisting the Truth--"Too Late"--Representative of the Trinity--Death-bed Confessions--A Forgiving God--Power of Revivals 370 CHAPTER XXX Eternity! Eternity! "What Shall the End Be?"--Men Believe in God--At the Cross--The Judgment of God--Glad Tidings to All--The Atonement of Christ--God's Word--Eternity and Space--God's Infinite Love--Preparing for Eternity--A Leap in the Dark--"The End Thereof" 383 CHAPTER XXXI Our Long Home "Heaven"--"I, Too, Must Die"--No Substitute for Religion--Morality Not Enough--The Way of Salvation--Rewards of Merit--A Place of Noble People--"A Place for You"--The Missing 404 CHAPTER XXXII Glorying in the Cross "Atonement"--Suffering for the Guilty--Jesus' Atoning Blood--No Argument Against Sin--"There is Sin"--"How Long, O God?" 424 CHAPTER I One of God's Tools I want to be a giant for God.--BILLY SUNDAY. Heaven often plays jokes on earth's worldly-wise. After the consensus of experience and sagacity has settled upon a certain course and type, lo, all the profundity of the sages is blown away as a speck of dust and we have, say, a shockingly unconventional John the Baptist, who does not follow the prescribed rules in dress, training, methods or message. John the Baptist was God's laugh at the rabbis and the Pharisees. In an over-ecclesiastical age, when churchly authority had reached the limit, a poor monk, child of a miner's hut, without influence or favor, was called to break the power of the popes, and to make empires and reshape history, flinging his shadow far down the centuries. Martin Luther was God's laugh at ecclesiasticism.