Dying with Grace: Embark for Heaven Without Fear!

As his grandson and as a fifth-generation minister myself now, I have to say Dr. Cornwall always put his money where his mouth was. He didn't just know these things; he lived them with utter humility and complete honesty. There was not a strand of falsehood or hypocrisy in him, and his message continues on without him now, in word and in flesh, in those lives touched during his lifetime and now, since. He passed almost two years ago now, and I miss him dearly. His legacy continues, through each of us touched by him, a spirit eternally prostrate in worship before God's Holy Spirit. I'm glad I got to read this book before he passed. You will be hard-pressed to find greater honesty or spiritual truth elsewhere.

In 1990, I met Rev. Dr. Judson Cornwall at Shady Grove Church's worship conference in Dallas, TX. After corresponding for awhile, he graciously accepted to mentor me and received me as one of a handful of young ministers he "adopted" as spiritual sons. Traveling with papa Judson for his speaking engagements allowed me to witness how God's grace is manifest through a life surrendered to Jesus. When the announcement came that Judson had received his invitation home and would be preparing for it, there was a brief moment of despair for me. But, the way he continued his life of worship while his body surrendered to the natural process of the Call helped me understand that a life of grace leads to a graceful death. Dr. Cornwall is authorized to write about this; you will be blessed to read it. Hallal Jah!

I'm Judson's secretary of 18 years and I have watched him go through the process of dying with cancer for the past three years. This book will be a blessing to others facing death or to those who have friends or loved ones who are facing the battle. I know Judson would choose to live, but he continues to decline in health. He continues to read the Bible constantly and keeps a song of praise for the Lord on his lips at all times. He is truly "dying with grace."