Many know the name; few know the man Jonathan Edwards can be hard to pin down. He was intelligent, yet warm; he preached graphic sermons on hell, yet wrote stirring essays on beauty; he was a product of his time, yet a reformer. In short, he was complicated, as most of us are. But in studying Edwards, you will discover something more valuable than biographical details. More than learning about the pivotal moments of his life, more than grasping the major themes of his thought, you will encounter God through the eyes of Jonathan Edwards. And in so doing you will find yourself adoring, worshipping, and delighting in a God who is bigger than you dared imagine and closer than you could have dreamed.