Cathy Howe
Author of Christ-centered prophecy studies for serious readers of Scripture.
Cathy Howe is a retired educator and lifelong Bible student who writes to help believers read Scripture with clarity and confidence. She and her husband, Bill, enjoy mountain life in North Georgia and have served in prison ministry and Christian Motorcyclists Association outreach for many years.
Cathy's passion is encouraging believers with the hope of Christ's return and the urgency of living faithfully until He comes. Her writing is rooted in a conviction that the Old Testament prophets speak to the whole church age, and that the faithful witness of God's people continues until the day of His final deliverance.
Cathy's Earlier Books
Unmasking the Truth About That Day!
A thought-provoking and scriptural examination of the most difficult and controversial topics in the book of Revelation.
A passionate call to fellow believers to prepare for the Church's final hour. God's faithful saints need unshakable faith and "lamps full of oil" to get through "a long, dark night" before the bridegroom comes. This book answers important questions: Will Christians be deceived into taking the mark of the beast? Is the United States in the Bible? Is there an early harvest, secret rapture of the Church before the Coming of the Lord? A strong wake-up call meant to bring readers to repentance, revival, and readiness.
Revelation Made Clear
Hope and Warning for the Last Days
Revelation is not a riddle to solve — it's a battle cry for the church. John's visions pull back the curtain on history, revealing the clash between Christ and every power of darkness. No charts or guesswork — just the heart of Revelation's message: Jesus has won, the church must endure, and time is running short. Christ has already defeated the enemy. The church is called to stand firm under pressure. Judgment is coming — and so is the new creation.
The Daniel Study
The Long Pilgrimage to Zion
Daniel's Word for the Whole Church Age
Cathy's newest release. A Christ-centered study of Daniel as a vital part of the unified story of redemption — not an isolated prophetic puzzle, but a word for the whole church age, sustaining faithful witness until the day of His final deliverance.