by Arnold L. Frank

The 21^st century church views God as impotent and irrelevant—in other words, without godly fear. We live as the people did in Judges where “Every man did what was right in his own eyes” (Judges 17:6). In addition to his biblical exposition, Dr. Frank weaves in the wise and timeless counsel of the Puritans to help us see how the fear of God is a most needed and practical doctrine. This is a skillful and gracious reminder of how we should regard the holy, sovereign Creator.

Paperback, 253 pages