Charles Finney: Revival Born in Holy Fire

The Story of a Fearless Evangelist, His Controversial Methods, and His Passion for Souls

By: Michael Yeager

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

**Charles Finney: Revival Born in Holy Fire** tells the powerful story of a man who left the practice of law to plead the cause of Jesus Christ before a spiritually sleeping generation. Born in 1792 and converted in a life-changing encounter with God, Charles Grandison Finney became one of the most forceful revival voices of the Second Great Awakening. With the mind of an attorney and the fire of a prophet, he preached repentance, holiness, obedience, and immediate surrender to Christ. His meetings shook towns, stirred churches, convicted sinners, and helped shape the very pattern of American evangelism for generations to come.

In this gripping biography, **Dr. Michael H. Yeager** brings the reader into the burning heart of Finney’s ministry—his bold preaching, his controversial “new measures,” his passion for souls, his stand against slavery, and his unrelenting belief that revival was not a religious luxury but a holy necessity. Finney was loved, opposed, debated, and followed, yet he could not be ignored. This is the story of a fearless evangelist who believed that men must not merely hear the gospel, but respond to it; not merely admire Christ, but obey Him; and not merely talk of revival, but seek God until holy fire fell.