The Fear of God

par Theodore Andoseh

Every generation of believers has had to rediscover the fear of God. It is never lost in a day. It drains away through familiarity, through small contempt, through promises made and not kept, and through the quiet habit of treating holy things as ordinary. This book is a record of one long attempt to bring it back. It was preached to people who serve God for a living and who know, better than most, how easy it is to say the right words while the heart goes elsewhere. The author does not lecture from a distance. He rebukes, he tells stories against himself, he is funny, and he is frank about money, marriage, anger, and fear. You will find in these pages teaching you can use on Monday morning: how to keep a vow, how to be the same person in private as in public, how to treat those God has put over you, what to leave to your children, and how to pray when the trial has gone on too long. I commend it to every believer who suspects that familiarity has dulled something in his own heart. Read it as an act of worship, and let the Lord speak.

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