Steps Across; Or, Guidance and Help to the Anxious and Doubtful

Steps Across; Or, Guidance And Help To The Anxious And Doubtful by George Everard. Steps Across is a Victorian Anglican devotional work written to aid believers and inquirers who are unsettled in mind. The text offers concise, pastorally pitched expositions of Scripture on core topics: truth, Christianity, repentance, faith, assurance, and the Christian life. It surveys the relation between divine revelation and human belief, insisting that Christ's life, death, and resurrection furnish the sole foundation for peace with God. Through chapters such as What is Truth, What is Christianity, Mistakes about Repentance, From Death to Life, The Good Physician and His Patients, Sins Forgiven, Stones in the Way, The Stray One Recalled, On the Necessity of Good Works, On Confessing Christ, The Feast of Blessing, On Companions and Books, Faithful unto Death, and Crossing the River, the author guides readers from doubt toward faith, repentance toward God, and a living faith that yields practical holiness. Emphasizing the Holy Spirit's work, the sufficiency of Christ's atonement, and the authority of Scripture, the work seeks to steady the anxious heart, strengthen perseverance, and encourage fearless confession of faith within a robust Anglican framework.