The Christian's Great Interest
William Guthrie's classic, so prized that John Owen said it held more divinity than all his own folios, addresses the two greatest questions a soul can face: how to know whether one has a real, saving interest in Christ, and how to attain that interest if one lacks it. The result is a searching but deeply encouraging guide to self-examination and closing with Christ.
Based on The Christian's Great Interest (1658), by William Guthrie
From the book
In William Guthrie's own words
“How shall a man know if he has a true and special interest in Christ, and whether he may lay claim justly to God's favour and salvation?”