Jonathan Edwards and the Christian Pilgrim

Drawing from her experience as a hospice nurse, attending to many who were in the process of dying, she causes us to think about our own eventual deaths, about preparing for death as a believer, and laying out before us the joys of what it will be like when we meet the Lord for an eternity.

-- Curtis Thomas (Author, pastor and teacher)

Howard uses her personal experience as a hospice nurse to her advantage as she brings Edwards’ treasures alive for our day. She uses the Scripture well and adds helpful discussion questions at the end of each chapter.

-- Michael Brunk (Pastor, Kathorus Bible Church, Johannesburg, South Africa)

Imagine, though, sitting with a friend, reading a page or two of Edwards, and talking together about what it means and how it applies. That is the sweet experience of reading this book, with Deborah Howard as our person guide to one of the greatest preachers of all time. 

-- Joel R. Beeke (Chancellor, Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary, Grand Rapids, Michigan)

Deborah has done us a great service with this book for the hurting, the struggler, and the biblical counselor. 

-- Dave Jenkins (Executive Director, Servants of Grace Ministries)

Deborah Howard has done it again. She’s written another compassionate work that points us to our Savior, Jesus Christ.  My wife and I think it’s fantastic. God has given her a gift which she uses to encourage, inform and inspire. What she has done with this Jonathan Edwards sermon is very fine, indeed. We heartily recommend this book to all believers.

-- Wayne Mack (ACBC Academy member; Director, ACBC Africa; elder and pastor, Lynnwood Baptist Church, Pretoria, South Afr