George Jackson

George Jackson was a British Methodist minister who explained Christian theology plainly. The Teaching of Jesus, issued in 1903, arranges sermons around God, Christ, the Holy Spirit, humanity, sin, forgiveness, prayer, citizenship, and judgment. Jackson says he set aside technical critical debates to concentrate on convictions useful in preaching. Project Gutenberg identifies him as George Jackson, 1864 to 1945, and classifies the work under Jesus Christ’s teachings. The book reflects his pastoral vocation and his goal of making theology accessible beyond specialist study.