Richard Steele was a Puritan pastor whose writings call believers to a wholehearted devotion to God. Even when laws pushed him out of his pulpit and hometown, Steele never wavered in proclaiming the riches of Christ.

He served congregations in Hanmer and London, preaching through pressure, arrests, and misunderstanding. His greatest concern was the heart, especially its posture in worship. His work provides timely clarity today, urging believers to give God their whole hearts.