Godliness : being reports of a series of addresses delivered at James's Hall, London, W. during 1881

"Godliness: Being Reports of a Series of Addresses Delivered at James's Hall, London, W." by Catherine Mumford Booth is a compilation of passionate speeches from the 1880s that seeks to awaken a deeper spiritual commitment within its audience. The collection dives into fundamental Christian beliefs through practical lessons centered around faith, regret, and genuine goodwill. More than just sermons, these addresses are calls to action, designed to stir religious passion and inspire individuals to dedicate themselves to their beliefs. The book begins with introductions that set the stage for the work's purpose, emphasizing the essential need for sincere regret and unwavering faith. Booth challenges the idea of simple sorrow for wrongdoing, instead highlighting the importance of actively turning away from sin and wholeheartedly submitting to God. She underscores the need to understand the true nature of sin and the importance of faith in achieving salvation, warning against the risks of a shallow understanding of trust in Christ. Through her powerful words, she encourages serious examination and a stronger dedication to living a life that reflects Christian values.