Christian Progress

In Christian Progress John Angel James takes it for granted that the reader has decided, in his own opinion at any rate, in the great business of religion, to look for salvation by faith in Christ alone. It is not J.A. James' design in this work to urge him to surrender at the foot of the cross to God. James considers this as done. He assumes the reader has also become the professor of the faith he has exercised. His difficulties have been removed, his mistakes rectified, and seeing his only way of salvation to be by trust in Christ, he is now to be led forward in the ways of the Lord.