—Michael A. G. Haykin
“The early modern missionary movement was decisively shaped by a number of iconic figures: among the chief of them was Adoniram Judson. This original and incisive study of his piety helps us not only understand his life and what made him tick but also the pattern of missionary piety that came after him. “A great study!”
—Michael A. G. Haykin
Professor of Church History and Biblical Spirituality, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
“Adoniram and Ann Judson have always been heroes to me for a host of reasons: their courage to obey the Great Commission, to explore biblical truth as it related to baptism, to act on what God showed them even at great personal cost, and to remain faithful in missions though great suffering. Evan Burns provides insightful analysis of Adoniram Judson’s spiritual fortitude that enabled endurance, which I pray will spark a supreme desire to please Him among many readers.”
—M. David Sills
DMiss, Ph.D., A.P. and Faye Stone Chair of Christian Missions and Cultural Anthropology, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary