For all who aspire to live richer, more meaningful lives, “Medicine for the Heart” will be free to download tomorrow (8/22/23)

FAITH NEWS SERVICE – United States—Monday, August 21, 2023

Dive into a captivating exploration of faith, meaning, and personal growth Medicine for the Heart: Reading Scripture in Troubled Times, with Kierkegaard by acclaimed author Dwain L. Eckberg. Inspired by the profound wisdom of Danish philosopher Søren Kierkegaard, this transformative book is a call to all seekers, believers, and intellectuals who yearn for a richer and more meaningful existence.

In “Medicine for the Heart,” Eckberg skillfully weaves together the timeless teachings of the Bible and the illuminating faith journey of patriarch Abraham. Drawing from Kierkegaard’s spiritually robust writings, readers are invited to embark on a transformative pilgrimage, discovering simple yet powerful techniques for reading the Bible and cultivating an unwavering individual faith.

“This book is a much-needed elixir for the weary soul,” remarks one early reviewer. “Eckberg’s masterful storytelling and deep understanding of the human experience make “Medicine for the Heart” a must-read for anyone seeking inspiration and guidance on their spiritual journey.”

Whether you’re a seasoned Kierkegaardian, a curious academic, or simply an individual searching for deeper meaning, “Medicine for the Heart” is a book that promises to enrich your life and leave an indelible mark on your soul.

Download for free on Amazon through August 26, 2003, or purchase the beautiful discounted hard copy at “Medicine for the Heart” today, and embark on a transformative journey of faith, purpose, and self-discovery. “Medicine for the Heart” is rated 5 stars by those who have purchased the book. Here’s what one of many reviewers have said:

Karyl Noonyn
5 Stars – Beyond This World

“The Bible, God’s Word, is unlike any other written word. It holds unparalleled value to all mankind. Dr. Dwain Eckberg’s book illuminates a map, applying Kierkegaard’s theological works, guiding the reader into a deeper understanding of how not just to read the Bible, but to consume it. I highly recommend this book for everyone looking to delve deeper into scriptures or anyone just starting their pursuit of biblical studies.”

For More Information: For more questions or to schedule an interview about this press release, please contact Dwain L. Eckberg at (434) 849-8668 or deckberg@ekholmen.com.

About the Author

A professor of medicine and cardiology, Dwain L. Eckberg, MD, graduated from Northwestern University School of Medicine. He has published over 170 scientific articles. He met Rebecca, his college sweetheart, at Wheaton College, where he studied philosophy, and she studied English. They have been married sixty-three years—“The first sixty-three years,” Dwain quips, “are the hardest.” They have three daughters and six grandchildren. The couple lives in Lynchburg, Virginia.

Suggested Interview Questions

1. You have a philosophy degree and have been a research scientist for decades. How has these two elements influenced your faith?
2. What initially piqued your interest about philosophy?
3. Kierkegaard’s writings largely influenced your book. Tell us a bit about Kierkegaard in case our listeners aren’t as familiar with him as you are.
4. Out of all the philosophers to choose from, why did you pick Kierkegaard and explore his writings?
5. What is the greatest contribution Kierkegaard has had on Western civilization?
6. Your book provides some techniques for reading the Bible. Which one has had the most impact on you personally?
7. How do you hope readers will be inspired by their own faith from the context of your book?
8. Which of Kierkegaard’s quotes has inspired you that you’d like to leave with readers?