
Mind, Character, and Personality, vol. 1. Volume 1: This collection of inspired writings deals with a wide spectrum of topics including the place of true psychology in the gospel work, as well as the dangers of its popular counterfeit. "To deal with minds is the nicest work in which men ever engaged," the author states. By this is expressed the importance and nobility of our God-given task as co-workers together.
- Foreword
- Chapter 1—Its Importance
- Chapter 2—The Christian and Psychology
- Chapter 3—Dangers in Psychology
- Chapter 4—Spiritual Influences and the Mind
- Chapter 5—The Fanatical Mind
- Chapter 6—A Healthy Normality
- Chapter 7—Disease That Begins in the Mind
- Chapter 8—Religion and the Mind
- Chapter 9—Mind, the Citadel
- Chapter 10—Understanding
- Chapter 11—Bible Study and the Mind
- Chapter 12—Diligence
- Chapter 13—Food for the Mind
- Chapter 14—Exercise
- Chapter 15—Emotional Factors
- Chapter 16—Prenatal Influences
- Chapter 17—Heredity and Environment
- Chapter 18—Security in the Home
- Chapter 19—Parental Influences
- Chapter 20—The Home Atmosphere
- Chapter 21—Christ Deals With Minds
- Chapter 22—The School and the Teacher
- Chapter 23—Love—A Divine, Eternal Principle
- Chapter 24—Love in the Home
- Chapter 25—Love and Sexuality in the Human Experience
- Chapter 26—Brotherly Love
- Chapter 27—God's Love
- Chapter 28—Self-respect
- Chapter 29—Dependence and Independence
- Chapter 30—Selfishness and Self-centeredness
- Chapter 31—Problems of Youth
- Chapter 32—Infatuation and Blind Love
- Chapter 33—Dangers Facing Youth
- Chapter 34—Conscience
- Chapter 35—The Influence of Perception
- Chapter 36—Principles of Motivation
- Chapter 37—Principles of Study and Learning
- Chapter 38—Balance in Education