Helps to Holiness

Samuel Brengle's Helps to Holiness is a devotional classic that offers Christians guidance on following the instructions of the Lord, that they may practice faith with the greatest of fulfillment.
This book's stated purpose is to guide the Christian believer to a deeper and more fulfilling experience of faith. Beginning with a definition of the term 'holiness', Brengle goes on to explain in detail tenets of Christianity that must be observed by believers in the present-day. Each separate topic is supported with quotations from the Bible, whereby Brengle ably and authentically tells the reader how to proceed with a virtuous adherence to God and His holiness.
Together with its inspiring passages, which instruct the reader on how to properly devote and observe the principles set out in the Holy Bible, Helps to Holiness is an insightful account into the early history of the Salvation Army. As one of the most prominent preachers on the front line of the organization in the early 20th century, it is with candor that Brengle reveals the vastly different workings of the famous charity.
A clever and talented man with a sizable capacity for scholarly topics, Brengle felt his calling from God and became a preacher. A Methodist of great skill and charisma, he was initially viewed with suspicion by the assertive founder of the Salvation Army, William Booth. However, a sincere face-to-face promise by Brengle convinced Booth to admit him. Thereafter, Brengle enjoyed a long and fruitful career in the United States, never breaking his promise to adhere to the rules of the Salvation Army.