THE FEAR OF GOD: A FORGOTTEN DOCTRINE
January 21, 2008
Where in today’s church do you hear the doctrine of ‘The Fear of God‘ preached or lived out by its members. To be sure, there are pastors who still preach this doctrine and there are no doubt, church members who understand and live in ‘The Fear of God’.
It is no streach however to suggest that this doctrine, as a whole, has been forgotten by the church.
There is a glimmer of hope however that this neglected doctrine may return to the church. For his part, Dr. Arnold L. Frank, in his book The Fear of God: A Forgotten Doctrine, has set out to revitalize a doctrine that in times past — from the Biblical era to the founding of America — has empowered and emboldened Christians to lead lives that distinguished them among their peers as godly, meaningful and productive.
We received Dr. Frank’s book with much anticipation and it did not disappoint. This is a resource for church members and church leader alike.
Published by Nordskog Publishing, you can get Dr. Frank’s book here.
Related Resources
- Radio Interview with Dr. Frank.
- Jerry Bridges, Joy of Fearing God: The Fear of the Lord is a Life-Giving Fountain, Proverbs
- John Bunyan, A Treatise On The Fear Of God
- Bunyan Ministries
- Works of John Bunyan (3 Vols) – Banner of Truth
Posted in Book, Book Review, Books, Church History, Church Life, Doctrine, Dr. Arnold L. Frank, Fear of God
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