Charles Finney emphasizes the vital role of evangelists in promoting revivals, highlighting their unique qualifications and the importance of their relationship with local pastors. He warns against the dangers of ambition, lack of meekness, and rashness in evangelists, which can lead to division and hinder the work of the church. Finney encourages evangelists to respect the pastoral relationship and to labor in fields where they are welcomed, rather than forcing their way into unprepared congregations. He asserts that a truly effective evangelist will find ample opportunities for ministry by following God's leading and maintaining harmony with local churches. Ultimately, he calls for a cooperative spirit between evangelists and pastors to foster genuine revival.

Charles Finney addresses the role of Evangelists in promoting revivals, cautioning that churches often mistakenly believe they cannot have a revival without them. He emphasizes that this reliance on Evangelists can lead to a lack of personal responsibility among church members and a diminished trust in God. Finney argues that churches should focus on their own spiritual preparation and the leadership of their pastors, rather than depending solely on Evangelists. He warns that this misplaced trust can ultimately harm the church and weaken the pastor's influence. Finney encourages churches to engage deeply in prayer and personal commitment to foster genuine revivals.