George Whitefield

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  Preface vii   INTRODUCTORY     On the Common Concept of Relations Between Wesley and Whitefield 5   PART IV     The Controversy   1 Wesley Enters Into the Leadership of the Movement 19 2 Whitefield Meets the Supreme Trial of His Life 43 3 Whitefield’s Reply to Wesley’s Sermon 55 4 Rebuilding the Work 65   PART V     The Calvinistic evangelist of Two Continents   5 Scotland 83 6 Marriage 101 7 Storming Satan’s Strongholds 115 8 Cambuslang 121 9 Seeking Reconciliation with Wesley 139 10 Organizing the Work 149 11 Trials and Triumphs 161 12 The Great Awakening 179 13 Healing the Wounds in the Work in America 193 14 Labouring in the Gospel under a Crushing Load of Debt 207 15 Bermuda 225 16 Dissensions and Rivalries in England 231   PART VI     The Helper of all the Revival   17 ‘Let the Name of Whitefield Perish!’ 247 18 The Gospel to the Great 261 19 A Closer Look at One Year of Whitefield’s Life 283 20 The Loss of Howell Harris 295 21 The Evangelical Party in the Church of England 305 22 Whitefield’s Moravian Letter: Right or Wrong? 325 23 Helping Wesley 335 24 Two New Tabernacles 355 25 The Fifth Visit to America 365 26 The Death of John Cennick 375 27 Tottenham Court Road Chapel 383 28 At the Mercy of the Mob in Ireland 395 29 Sunshine and Shadow 401   PART VII     The Years of Failing Strength   30 The Invalid 415 31 To America Again – the Sixth Visit 425 32 Whitefield and Franklin 441 33 Last Labours in Britain 455 34 Whitefield as Seen Through the Eyes of a Young Assistant 477 35 Last Labours in America 489   PART VIII     Death and Commemoration   36 Absent From the Body, Present With the Lord 503 37 The Memory of the Just 509 38 The Measure of the Man 517   Appendix 539   Supplement

A Letter to the Rev. Mr John Wesley in Answer to his sermon entitled ‘Free Grace’. 549   Select Bibliography 571   Index 581