by John I Rogers. 1880. 208p

Elder Samuel Rogers faced challenges during his preaching tours, selling his books to cover expenses. He reflected on a moment of realization about relying on impulses rather than reason and the Word of God. Brother Stone's doctrine caused confusion but was eventually abandoned, while Brother Jamison's belief in baptism for pardon was discussed and accepted. Elder Rogers found encouragement from powerful figures like James Hughes, who affirmed the importance of humility and prayer in his work, providing him with motivation to continue his preaching journey.