John Henry Jowett (1863–1923) was an English Congregational minister and one of the most admired preachers of his generation. He succeeded R. W. Dale at Carr's Lane, Birmingham, crossed the Atlantic to Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church in New York (1911–1918), and closed his ministry at Westminster Chapel, London. Our library holds his devotional studies — Brooks by the Traveller's Way, The Friend on the Road, The School of Calvary — and The Passion for Souls.
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An exposition of the two epistles of Peter by John Henry Jowett, the beloved English preacher, published in 1905. Jowett opens the apostle's teaching on living hope, holiness amid suffering, and watchfulness in the last days, drawing out its pastoral counsel for ordinary believers. His treatment is warm and practical, aimed at feeding the mind and steadying the heart.